is philodendron selloum poisonous to dogs Philodendron Selloum 'Hope' – Tula House

is philodendron selloum poisonous to dogs Philodendron Selloum 'Hope' – Tula HouseNative to the warm, humid rainforests of South America, the Philodendron selloum 'Hope' is a lush, deeply lobed wonder that brings sculptural elegance into any space. This self heading variety doesn't vine instead, it grows outward in a dramatic, fountain like form, each leaf unfurling like a green exhale. In the wild, it grows beneath the jungle canopy, reaching toward dappled light with patient, quiet strength. The 'Hope' likes bright, indirect

Native to the warm, humid rainforests of South America, the Philodendron selloum 'Hope' is a lush, deeply lobed wonder that brings sculptural elegance into any space. This self-heading variety doesn't vine — instead, it grows outward in a dramatic, fountain-like form, each leaf unfurling like a green exhale. In the wild, it grows beneath the jungle canopy, reaching toward dappled light with patient, quiet strength.

The 'Hope' likes bright, indirect light is ideal. She’ll tolerate lower light but may grow more slowly and with smaller leaves. Allow the top 2-3 inches of soil to dry out between waterings. Overwatering is her kryptonite — let her roots breathe. Rotate your selloum every couple of weeks to encourage even growth and prevent her from leaning toward the light.

Pet Warning: Toxic if ingested — best kept out of reach from curious pets and little ones.

Large - 10"