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Philodendron & Alocasia — Sculptural, tropical and fascinating

The duo Philodendron & Alocasia embodies pure plant power. Their spectacular foliage, often broad and veined, structures modern interiors while creating a natural and soothing atmosphere. A symbol of the urban jungle par excellence, these plants bring a touch of character and exoticism to your space.

Originating from the tropical forests of Asia and South America, they adapt surprisingly well to city life. At Verdeia, we select graphic varieties that are easy to care for and aesthetically powerful, perfect for enhancing contemporary interiors.

Why choose a Philodendron or an Alocasia

These tropical plants never go unnoticed. Their leaves, sometimes heart-shaped, arrow-shaped, or elephant ear-shaped, create a presence that is both strong and harmonious. Besides being decorative, they help purify the ambient air and soften the atmosphere.

  • Graphic presence: sculptural silhouettes that structure an interior.
  • Immediate jungle effect: dense foliage, pronounced veins, and tropical habit.
  • Easy to live with: adapt well to soft light and indoor life.
  • Relaxing ambiance: their ample foliage soothes and invites serenity.

The most appreciated varieties

The Philodendron and Alocasia family includes species with very different looks, but always spectacular. Some climb, others remain more compact, and all display foliage of rare elegance.

  • Philodendron scandens: tender heart of the urban jungle, ideal hanging or on a shelf.
  • Philodendron melanochrysum: dark and velvety leaves with subtle golden contrast.
  • Philodendron birkin: dark green foliage streaked with cream white, with contemporary elegance.
  • Alocasia zebrina: striped stems and incomparable exotic look.
  • Alocasia amazonica: silver veins and arrow-shaped leaves, very decorative.
  • Alocasia macrorrhiza: called “elephant ear,” it imposes a sculptural and lush presence.

Ideal location

These plants like filtered light, without direct sun. Place them in a bright room, a few steps from a window, to enjoy radiant foliage and balanced growth. They also appreciate good ambient humidity, especially in winter.

  • Place them in a living room, office, or bright entrance.
  • Avoid drafts and the dry heat of radiators.
  • Regularly mist the leaves, especially in summer.

Care tips

Despite their lush tropical appearance, Philodendrons and Alocasias require little maintenance. A few simple actions are enough to keep them radiant all year round.

  • Watering: moderate, let the soil surface dry slightly between waterings.
  • Light: soft to bright without direct sun, which would burn their leaves.
  • Fertilizer: a monthly supply in spring and summer stimulates their growth.
  • Cleaning: wipe the leaves with a damp cloth to maintain their shine.

If the leaves curl, it is often a sign of overwatering or lack of light: simply adjust their environment.

Decoration ideas & associations

Their majestic appearance makes them perfect for modern and green interiors. Combine a climbing Philodendron with a hanging pot or wall structure, and place an Alocasia in a large ceramic or natural fiber cachepot to create a strong visual contrast.

For an urban jungle atmosphere, combine them with Calathea, Monstera, or ferns. Their graphic foliage also pairs very well with light wood furniture and clean lines.

Delivery & Verdeia quality

Philodendron and Alocasia are carefully prepared in an eco-friendly packaging designed to protect their foliage and delicate stems. Each plant is selected for its vigor and aesthetics to arrive at your home in impeccable condition, ready to enrich your interior.

FAQ — Philodendron & Alocasia

What is the difference between a Philodendron and an Alocasia?

The Philodendron often grows as a vine or compact clump, while the Alocasia has larger, upright leaves. Both share a tropical look but have distinct silhouettes.

Are these plants easy to care for?

Yes, they require little attention: soft light, regular watering without excess, and occasional misting are sufficient.

Do they need to be repotted often?

Every 12 to 18 months, in spring, to renew the substrate and promote root growth.

Can they be placed outside?

Yes, only in summer, in shade or partial shade, in a place sheltered from wind and direct sun.

Leaves are falling, is this normal?

Yes, the oldest leaves naturally renew. If the phenomenon intensifies, check soil moisture or light levels.