2. Philodendron bipinnatifidum This type of philodendron goes by many common names—lickety split, lacy tree, tree philodendron—and is characterized by large, deeply-lobed leaves.

The philodendron burle marx (Philodendron burle marxii) is a tropical plant native to Brazil that is popular as a houseplant. It has a bushy, climbing growth habit with medium-sized arrow-shaped ...

There are two types of philodendrons to choose from: vining and non-climbing. The vining varieties grow several feet, usually requiring some support structure to climb on. Non-climbing varieties grow ...

Silver Sword Philodendron Hastatum This vining philodendron is known for its narrow, climbing form and silver-hued leaves. The lower the light, the better for sword-like growth. Care Level: Easy ...

This climbing plant requires an occasional trim when the stems become too long or start to look scraggly, and it only needs repotting every two to three years. Otherwise, it’s extremely easy to ...

In nature, climbing plants attach to trees, so simulating a “grabby” surface indoors, like a wooden stick or a moss pole inserted directly into the pot, will let your climber reach new heights.