Meet the Philodendron Billietiae, a true cosmic climber with neon-orange petioles that glow like Martian sunset beams. Native to Earth’s tropics but thriving like it’s from Planet Verdantia, this rare beauty craves bright, indirect starlight and thrives in a warm, humid atmosphere—think 60–80°F and over 60% humidity.

Water when the top 2 inches of space soil feel dry/ don't oversaturate or it may warp into root rot hyperspace. Keep it grounded in well-draining, airy potting mix with perlite, orchid bark, and a dash of wormhole castings.

As a natural viner, your Billietiae loves to climb. Give it a moss pole or trellis like it’s scaling a zero-gravity jungle gym. Monthly liquid fertilizer during the growing season keeps its energy core charged.

Leaf edges curling? That’s a cry for hydration or a sign of alien invaders (pests), inspect with your Martian magnifier and zap any threats.

Repot every 1–2 Earth years or when roots start orbiting the container. Wipe leaves gently to keep their solar panels clean and absorbing intergalactic vibes.

With a little TLC and the right cosmic conditions, your Billietiae will shoot for the stars and maybe sprout a few along the way.