Barryii Philodendron
Philodendron radiatum
Philodendron radiatum is a tropical climbing aroid known for its deeply divided foliage and vigorous vining growth.
Light Requirements
Light - Genus-level Philodendron; houseplants: Genus-level Philodendron care: bright, indirect light; protect from direct summer sun.
Watering Protocols
Water - Genus-level Philodendron; houseplants: Genus-level Philodendron care: water when the top of the potting medium dries; avoid leaving the pot standing in water.
Growing Medium / Substrate
Growing Medium / Substrate - Genus-level Philodendron; houseplants: Genus-level Philodendron care: use a loose, free-draining potting medium.
Safety Guidance
chewing or eating plant parts can cause mouth pain and swelling; sap can irritate skin and eyes.
chewing plant material can cause painful mouth irritation and vomiting in pets. Keep out of their reach.
Additional Plant Information
Philodendron radiatum is an accepted name in Araceae according to Kew.
A tropical climbing philodendron.
Sources & References
- Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew — Philodendron radiatum | Plants of the World Online
- Royal Horticultural Society — How to grow philodendrons
- NC State Extension — Philodendron | Plant Toolbox
- Queensland Poisons Information Centre — Philodendron
- ASPCA Poison Control — These Houseplants Can Cause Trouble for Your Pets