Philodendron tatei 'Rojo Congo' - British Grown Size:15cm as it can scorch the

as it can scorch the leaves

Water when the top layer of soil is slightly dry

Can placed outside in the summer months - will need protection in the winter or to be brought back inside

make this plant highly sought-after as a houseplant

The species was first described by the botanist Karl Sigismund Kunth in 1830

Philodendron tatei 'Rojo Congo' - British Grown Size:15cm as it can scorch theScientific Name Philodendron tatei (Tate's tree hugger) var. 'Rojo Congo' (Red Congo) Common Names Rojo Philodendron, Rojo Congo, Red Congo Origin Tropical areas of South Central America Description The Rojo Congo's leaves start off a deep red, giving it its name, then mature to a dark green whilst retaining red stems in the centre, creating a contrast in colour to enhance your plant displays or decor. A hybrid variety, Rojo Congo would not be found