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Philodendron 'Florida Ghost Mint' Live Houseplant | Rare Transforming Aroid
$17.99
Experience the magic of changing colors with the breathtaking Philodendron 'Florida Ghost Mint'! Highly sought after by rare plant collectors, this spectacular cultivar is famous for its dramatic foliage. New leaves emerge as a hauntingly beautiful, bright mint-green or near-stark white, slowly darkening into a deeply lobed, rich green over time.
With its distinctive multi-lobed leaf shape and contrasting red-toned petioles, the Florida Ghost Mint brings instant structural interest and a tropical vibe to any indoor space. Give it a moss pole or trellis to climb, and watch its leaves grow larger and more dramatically lobed!
Standout Features
- Color-Changing Foliage: Watch new leaves emerge pale mint-white and gracefully transition to deep green.
- Striking Silhouette: Unique, multi-lobed "ghost-like" leaf shape that adds instant texture to your collection.
- Climbing Habit: A vigorous climber that pairs beautifully with a moss pole for maximum leaf size.
Care Requirements
- Light: Bright, indirect light is essential to trigger the bright, pale-mint new growth. Low light will cause new leaves to emerge already green. Avoid harsh, direct afternoon sun.
- Water: Allow the top 2 inches of soil to dry out between waterings. Ensure excellent drainage to protect the roots.
- Soil: Plant in a chunky, airy aroid mix consisting of orchid bark, perlite, pumice, and peat moss.
- Humidity & Temperature: Thrives in high humidity (60%+ is ideal, but tolerates average home levels). Keep in warm temperatures between 65°F–85°F.
Shipping & Delivery Note
Your Philodendron Florida Ghost Mint will be securely packed to ensure safe transit. Please note that live plants may experience minor stress during shipping. Give your new plant 2 weeks to acclimate to your environment before repotting or placing it in intense light.
Your Philodendron Florida Ghost Mint will be securely packed to ensure safe transit. Please note that live plants may experience minor stress during shipping. Give your new plant 2 weeks to acclimate to your environment before repotting or placing it in intense light.