Regular Selloum (Tree Philodendron)

Regular Selloum (Tree Philodendron)Plant Specifications Plant Name Regular Selloum (Philodendron bipinnatifidum) Mature Height 36 48 in Mature Width 30 40 in Spacing 3 4 ft apart Sunlight Bright indirect to filtered light Temperature Tolerance 60 85 F Watering Needs Moderate; prefers consistent moisture Growth Rate Moderate to fast Difficulty Level Easy Grows Well Indoors Yes thrives indoors and patios Flowering Time Rare indoors Origin South America Plant Description Regular Selloum

Plant Specifications

• Plant Name Regular Selloum (Philodendron bipinnatifidum)
• Mature Height 36 – 48 in
• Mature Width 30 – 40 in
• Spacing 3 – 4 ft apart
• Sunlight Bright indirect to filtered light
• Temperature Tolerance 60 – 85 °F
• Watering Needs Moderate; prefers consistent moisture
• Growth Rate Moderate to fast
• Difficulty Level Easy
• Grows Well Indoors Yes — thrives indoors and patios
• Flowering Time Rare indoors
• Origin South America

Plant Description

Regular Selloum is the bolder cousin of Philodendron Hope, famous for its large, tropical leaves and powerful visual presence. It grows with graceful confidence, spreading its lush foliage outward like a living sculpture. Its resilience and adaptability make it a plant that feels indulgent yet approachable.

How to Grow

Provide filtered sunlight and a rich, airy potting mix. Keep the soil consistently moist but never soggy. This philodendron enjoys warmth and moderate humidity, so mist occasionally if your air is dry.

Care Tips

Feed monthly in spring and summer to fuel growth. Wipe leaves gently to keep them vibrant and glossy. Remove any old or drooping leaves to encourage new shoots.

Uses

Perfect for corners, entryways, or poolside decor where dramatic foliage is desired. It pairs beautifully with minimalist or tropical-themed interiors.

Planting Tips

Use a wide pot with drainage holes to support its expanding base. Add perlite and coco coir for lightness and root aeration. Keep the crown just above soil level.

Maintenance

Cut back long stems to maintain compactness. Refresh topsoil annually and rotate the pot for even light exposure. In winter, water less frequently.