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Philodendron radiatum XS

€10,08 EUR
€10,08 EUR
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Philodendron radiatum XS is a climbing philodendron (Philodendron radiatum) sold as a tiny 'XS' plant. It bears glossy, deeply lobed leaves that can look almost pinnate and will develop much larger, more divided foliage when given vertical support, making it suitable for collectors or anyone who wants bold, architectural leaves in a small space. Not pet-safe—like other philodendrons it contains calcium oxalate and should be kept away from pets and children.

Plant size
Height
10 cm
Pot Size
3 cm
Care
Medium
Light Needs
Indirect light
Not Pet Friendly
Watering Needs
Medium
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Plant care at a glance

Care factor Philodendron radiatum XS
Botanical name Philodendron radiatum
Common name Philodendron radiatum
Difficulty Medium
Light Indirect light
Water Medium
Humidity Medium
Pet safe No, toxic if ingested
Growth habit Climbing root‑climber / hemiepiphytic vine (vigorous climber)
Best for Indoors

Small climbing philodendron with dramatic lobed leaves

This plant shows bold, deeply lobed leaves that can read almost pinnate as they mature, producing a palm‑like silhouette from each blade. Leaves are glossy and leathery with a triangular‑ovate base that becomes increasingly divided, giving a strong architectural look and striking light-and-shadow effects in a room. Compared with Philodendron pedatum, radiatum’s basal blade and tendency toward more extreme lobing are the obvious differences.

Development is very noticeable: juvenile plants have smaller, simpler leaves, while older, climbing specimens develop much larger, deeply divided blades. It’s a true climber that produces aerial roots and visible leaf scars on the stem; providing vertical support (moss pole or stake) encourages the more dramatic adult foliage and closer leaf spacing.

Practical ownership is straightforward but candid: this is the species form rather than a named cultivar, and while it adapts to indoor humidity and bright, indirect light, it is toxic if eaten (contains calcium oxalate) so keep away from pets and children. Expect a vigorous, climbing growth habit that can become leggy without enough light or support, and be alert for common pests like spider mites or thrips.

Best suited to shelf displays, terrariums or upright supports in apartments and medium rooms. Philodendron radiatum XS is supplied as a small plug (P3) juvenile — you’ll receive a compact starter plant whose leaves will increase in size and lobing as it climbs and matures.

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Green healthy mature philodendron radiatum leaf on a light purple background
Philodendron radiatum XS

Size: Plug - P3 H10

Green healthy mature philodendron radiatum leaf on a light purple background
MM-MEC-1541 - 0
Philodendron radiatum XS

Plant questions, answered

Is Philodendron radiatum safe for homes with pets or children?

No. Philodendron radiatum contains calcium oxalate crystals and is toxic if chewed or swallowed. Keep the plant well out of reach of pets and small children, and avoid placing it where curious animals can nibble leaves. Treat contact or ingestion as a matter for your veterinarian or medical professional — don’t assume it’s harmless.

Will my Philodendron radiatum XS develop the dramatic, deeply lobed adult leaves shown in photos?

Juvenile plants show smaller, less‑divided leaves; adult Philodendron radiatum climbing on vertical support typically develops much larger, deeply pinnate‑lobed foliage. Leaf shape depends on age, light and whether the plant can climb, so expect progressively deeper lobing as it matures and receives a moss pole or similar support.

Is the plant in this listing variegated?

Variegation is unconfirmed for this specific listing. Product images include filenames suggesting variegation, but the product metadata does not list a variegated form, so you should not assume this Philodendron radiatum XS is variegated unless the retailer explicitly states it on the product page or in the order details.

What size plant will I receive?

You will receive a plug in a P3 pot approximately 10 cm tall (plug - P3 H10). This is a small, juvenile Philodendron radiatum suited to shelves or starter collections; expect active growth and larger leaves if given vertical support and brighter indirect light as it matures.

How does Philodendron radiatum differ from Philodendron pedatum?

Philodendron radiatum differs mainly by a triangular‑ovate basal blade that, on mature climbing plants, tends to become more deeply pinnate than Philodendron pedatum. For shoppers this means P. radiatum often delivers a bolder, more architectural pinnate look and responds well to vertical display to show its dramatic lobing.

Where should I place and how should I support Philodendron radiatum indoors?

Place Philodendron radiatum in bright, indirect light; it tolerates medium light but avoids direct sun that can scorch young leaves. Provide vertical support (moss pole or stake) to encourage larger, deeply lobed adult leaves and a compact, less leggy habit. Higher humidity helps, but it adapts to typical indoor conditions.

Plant care guide

Light
Bright, indirect light is best; the plant tolerates medium indirect light but brighter conditions encourage larger, more dramatic leaf division. Avoid direct sun on young leaves.

Water
Moderate watering — allow the top layer of soil to dry slightly between waterings. Keep the substrate lightly moist but avoid waterlogged conditions.

Soil and repotting
Use a well‑draining aroid mix (bark, perlite and coco coir or similar) to prevent waterlogging. Repot into a slightly larger container as roots fill the pot and add vertical support when you want larger, more divided adult leaves.

Humidity and temperature
Prefers medium to high humidity but adapts to typical indoor conditions; avoid cold drafts and keep temperatures consistently above about 16°C.

Feeding
Feed monthly during the active growing season (spring and summer) with a balanced liquid fertiliser; reduce feeding in autumn and winter.

Growth and support
A vigorous climbing root‑climber/hemiepiphyte that produces much larger, more deeply divided leaves as it matures and climbs. Vertical support (moss pole or stake) encourages the adult, almost pinnate lobing characteristic of the species. Compared with related lobed philodendrons (e.g., P. pedatum), P. radiatum tends toward a triangular‑ovate basal blade and stronger tendency to deep pinnation in large adults. Trade forms with variegation are collector‑sought and rarer, but variegation is unconfirmed for this specific listing.

Common concerns
  • Overwatering: yellowing leaves indicate waterlogged soil—allow the topsoil to dry slightly and ensure good drainage.
  • Insufficient light: slow, leggy growth results from low light—move to brighter indirect light to encourage fuller growth.
  • Leggy growth: provide vertical support (moss pole or stake) and brighter indirect light to stimulate adult leaf development and reduce legginess.
  • Pests: check undersides of leaves for spider mites, thrips and scale; treat early with targeted, plant-safe measures and isolate affected plants.

Pet safety
Toxic if ingested — contains calcium oxalate crystals. Keep out of reach of pets and children and avoid contact with exposed skin or mouth.

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