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Philodendron Common to Rare Plants

  • dereklobaugh
  • Nov 11, 2021
  • 2 min read

Updated: Mar 31, 2022

In this post I am going to list the species of the genus Philodendron from common, rare, very rare, extremely rare, and outstandingly rare. This is categorized by how easy it is to get this plant on the market. This does not have anything to do with prices. For example, a common plant could be more expensive than a very rare plant. However, I may do pricing videos in the future. Also,there is not an outstandingly rare plant in every post, but there is one in this post. This is a general guide. For example, what is rare here in the U.S. may not be rare in Europe or Canada. If you see a spelling error in the plants, please let me know in the comments. If you feel I have the wrong photo or information of any plant, please do not hesitate to comment about it! This is mostly a list with little names to give you an idea of what is out there in the world.


And by the way, you might want to have a notepad so you can write down some names of any plants you like!


To get started I will just list a few common Philodendrons. Heart Leaf, Basil, Green Congo


Moving on! This is going to be a long blog!

1) Phil. Squamiferum

Uncommon


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2) Phil. Bipennifolium

Uncommmon


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3) Phil. Golden Dragon

Uncommon


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4) Phil. Angustulobum

Uncommon


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5) Phil. Tortum

Uncommon


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6) Phil. Ring of Fire

Uncommon


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7) Phil. Rogosum

Uncommon


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8) Phil. Florida Ghost

Uncommon


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9) Phil. Pink Princess

Rare


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10) Phil. White Knight

Rare


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11) Phil. White Wizard

Rare


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12) Phil. Majesty

Rare


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13) Phil. Florida Beauty

Rare


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14) Phil. Magic Mask

Rare


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15) Phil. Painted Lady

Rare


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16) Phil. Mamei

Rare


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17) Phil. Pastazanum

Rare


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18) Phil. Gloriosum

Rare


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19) Phil. Atabapoense

Rare


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20) Phil. Jose Buono

Rare


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21) Phil. Orange Marmalade

Rare


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22) Phil. Red Heart

Rare


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23) Phil. Serpens

Rare


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23) Phil. Lupinum

Rare

This plant starts out looking like a Philodendron Micans but when it matures it gets very lobed lookin and looses its velvet.


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24) Phil. El Choco Red

Rare


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25) Phil. 69686

Rare


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26) Phil. Bernardoopazzi

Rare


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27) Phil. Sharoniae

Rare


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28) Phil. Jungle Fever

Rare


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29) Phil. Bob See

Rare


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30) Phil. Maximum

Rare


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31) Phil. Veroucossum

Very Rare


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32) Phil. Melanochyrsum

Very Rare


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33) Phil. Plowmanii

Very Rare


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34) Phil. Thai Sunrise

Very Rare


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35) Phil. Mottled Whipple Way

Very Rare


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36) Phil. Burle Marx Fantasy

Very Rare


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37) Phil. Tripartitum

Very Rare


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38) Phil. Red Moon

Very Rare


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39) Phil. Alatiudilatum

Very Rare


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40) Phil. Holtoniadum

Very Rare


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41) Phil. Paraiso Verde

Very Rare


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42) Phil. Dark Lord

Very Rare


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43) Phil. Lunnhanonniae

Very Rare


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44) Phil. Gigas

Very Rare

The Philodendron Gigas starts out looking like a Philodendron Melonochrysum when it is juvenile. Then it becomes more heart shape.


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45) Phil. Luxurians

Very Rare

This plant is fussy, thirst, and does not travel well. It is also very expensive.


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46) Phil. Polypodiodes

Very Rare


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47) Phil. Esmeraldense

Very Rare


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48) Phil. Camposportianum

Very Rare


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49) Phil. Fibrosum

Very Rare


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50) Phil. Particiae

Extremely Rare


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51) Phil. Jerry Horne

Extremely Rare


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52) Phil. Joepii

Extremely Rare


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53) Phil. Lynamii

Extremely Rare


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54) Phil. X Snowdrift

Extremely Rare


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55) Phil. Patriciae

Extremely Rare


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56) Phil Burle Marx Variegata

Extremely Rare


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57) Phil. Spirtus Sancti

Outstandingly Rare


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