
Heart-Shaped Leaves
Heart-shaped leaves appear on climbing Philodendron, broad-leaved Anthurium and other tropical houseplants. Green, velvety and pale-veined foliage ranges from small leaves along vines to substantial mature blades.

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Houseplants with heart-shaped leaves
Philodendron melanochrysum develops elongated, velvety leaves that become larger as the vine climbs. Anthurium crystallinum has broad heart-shaped foliage with prominent pale veins, and Anthurium regale produces substantial leaves with a deeply indented base. Some Monstera forms also begin with heart-shaped juvenile foliage.
The leaf shape appears on plants with quite different mature habits. Climbing Philodendron uses a support, and broad Anthurium leaves often need open space around or below the pot. Young leaves may change in size and outline as the plant grows.
Many tropical selections grow in bright filtered light and a freely draining, airy mix. Anthuriums typically benefit from steady moisture and humidity, and climbing Philodendrons use water according to the size of their roots and foliage. The Anthurium care guide covers the larger, veined foliage types.








































































































