Philodendron Quercifolium 'Glad Hands' Variegated (wk28-UH) anthurium the name helps distinguish this

the name helps distinguish this lineage from other forms of Anthurium portillae

The pink patterning varies from light marbling to bold half-moon sections

Mature plants may produce clusters of fragrant flowers

and pale mint to cream marbling that appears feathered and diffuse

which slows growth and makes balanced variegation harder to maintain

Philodendron Quercifolium 'Glad Hands' Variegated (wk28-UH) anthurium the name helps distinguish thisPhilodendron quercifolium 'Glad Hands' Variegated is a rare climbing aroid distinguished by its exceptionally narrow, elongated lobes and marbled white, cream, and mint variegation. As the plant matures and climbs, the foliage develops increasingly intricate, hand like divisions that give this cultivar its distinctive appearance. Each leaf displays a unique variegation pattern, making every specimen one of a kind. Provide a moss pole or other climbing