Origin
The Philodendron Lacerum is originally a tropical plant native to Central and South America and the Caribbean. In its natural habitat, it grows under the dense leaf canopy of larger trees, where it adheres to tree trunks and rocks.

Characteristics
The Philodendron Lacerum, also known as the Polished Philodendron, is characterized by its heart-shaped, dark green leaves with deep incisions. These leaves are remarkable for their silvery sheen and strong texture. The plant usually grows up to about 60 cm in height and under good conditions, it can flower, producing small white blooms.

Care
In terms of the care of the Philodendron Lacerum, this plant needs a spot with partial shade to bright, indirect sunlight. The soil must be well-draining, and the plant needs a moderate to high humidity. Overwatering should be avoided to prevent root rot, while the plant does need regular watering in order to grow.