Homalomena sp. 'Hairy' *Grower's Choice* week 16 This self-heading philodendron forms a

This self-heading philodendron forms a compact

consistently moist but well-draining soil

and it produces elongated slightly leathery foliage that becomes larger and more structured as the plant climbs

plush velvet surface

slightly wavy leaves give the plant a graceful

Homalomena sp. 'Hairy' *Grower's Choice* week 16 This self-heading philodendron forms aHomalomena sp. Hairy is an unusual aroid selection admired for its textured, softly pubescent foliage and compact, tropical growth habit. Its broad, oval to heart shaped leaves emerge with a fine velvety or hairy surface that gives the plant a muted, almost matte appearance, often in deep green tones that emphasize its rich texture rather than bold variegation. Growth is low and clumping, forming a dense, lush mound over time with steady but unhurried