Codonanthe crassifolia Flowering often iridescent—from deep bluish-green to

often iridescent—from deep bluish-green to burgundy—emerging with red tones that soften into deep almost black-green hues as they mature

Humidity: 50-70%

but it does well in bright rooms with filtered light or near windows with sheer curtains

Marked ontogenic change to large

A truly miniature species of Philodendron

Codonanthe crassifolia Flowering often iridescent—from deep bluish-green toCodonanthe crassifolia is a small, trailing epiphyte that belongs to the Gesneriaceae family. This plant is prized for its thick, glossy leaves and delicate white to pinkish tubular flowers. The stems are slender and can cascade, making it a good choice for hanging planters or shelves. Over time, it forms a dense mat of greenery, with small fleshy leaves that can hold moisture, a trait adapted from its epiphytic nature. Flowers are often followed by