Split-leaf philodendron plants grow quite large, up to ten feet (3 meters) high and 15 feet (4.5 meters) wide. This type of philodendron grows a tree-like trunk, but the overall growth habit is more like a large shrub. The real standout feature of split-leaf elephant ear philodendron is the foliage. The leaves are large and a dark, glossy green. They have deep lobes, hence the name “split-leaf,” and can be up to three feet (one meter) long. These plants will grow a simple flower, but not for a decade or more after planting.

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