Features eye-catching white veins on large, dark green, velvety heart-shaped leaves. It is a rare, slow-growing, horizontal creeper distinguished from the regular P. gloriosum by its darker foliage, distinct round petioles, and veins that extend to the leaf edge.
Lighting: Provide bright, indirect light. A west or east-facing window with morning sun and filtered afternoon light works well. Too much direct sun can scorch the leaves and result in droopy growth, but not enough light can cause slow, leggy growth.
Watering: Allow the top 2-3" of soil to dry between watering to avoid root rot.
Humidity: Grows best in humidity levels higher than 50%.
