Philodendron Sharoniae Mosquera pink glory Consistent moisture without waterlogging is

Consistent moisture without waterlogging is the goal

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creating a constant interplay of contrasting colors as the plant grows

somewhat leathery leaves store some moisture making this more drought tolerant than many philodendrons — but never allow extended dry periods

Philodendron Sharoniae Mosquera pink glory Consistent moisture without waterlogging isPhilodendron Sharoniae 'Mosquera' Formally described by Thomas Croat in 2016 and named in honor of Sharon Christoph, Philodendron sharoniae is a hemiepiphytic climber native to the tropical and premontane wet forests of northwestern Ecuador and Valle del Cauca in Colombia, found across a remarkably wide elevational range from near sea level to over 2,300 meters. The 'Mosquera' locale selection is distinguished from the 'San Antonio' or 'Goat' form by