Philodendron Tortum: Spider-like leaves are a special feature.
 Philodendron Tortum is one of the members of the Philodendron family that stands out with its unique leaf shape. Tortum's leaves have a split shape like spider legs, or some people may compare it to palm leaves. But what is certain is that this leaf shape makes Tortum stand out and clearly different from other Philodendrons.
 Leaf diversity
 What is interesting about the leaves of Philodendron Tortum is the variety in size and number of leaf lobes. Each leaf has a different appearance, making observing each Tortum leaf fun and exciting.
 Growth
 Philodendron Tortum is a medium-sized creeper by nature and likes to cling or climb to support or structure. Providing support or structure for Tortum will help the plant grow beautifully and fully.
 Meaning of the name

 Philodendron: This is the genus name of this plant, meaning "love of trees".


 Tortum: means "twisted" or "twisted", referring to the way the leaves split into lobes and twist back and forth.

 Differences from other Philodendrons
 Although Philodendron Tortum resembles other philodendrons such as Philodendron Elegans, there are some differences in leaf shape and growth. Tortum leaves generally have deeper and more twisted lobes than Elegans leaves.
 Philodendron Tortum is not only a beautiful ornamental plant, but it is also a good air purifier. Having a Tortum in your home will add beauty and help your home have clean air at the same time.
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