Philodendron Bette Waterbury

Description

Philodendron ‘Bette Waterbury’

(Formerly known as Philodendron 69686)

TBT Title: The Elegant Enigma

Description:

This beauty once went by a number (Philodendron 69686), but now she struts around with a name as fabulous as her foliage—‘Bette Waterbury.’ With uniquely lobed leaves that look like leafy bunny ears doing ballet, she’s both quirky and graceful. A total collector’s favorite, and yes—she knows it.

Native Distribution:

Tropical South America—think moody rainforest vibes with a side of mystery.

Light & Water Needs:

• Light: Loves bright, indirect light, but will tolerate medium light like a polite guest.
• Water: Let the top inch of soil dry out between waterings.
• Humidity: Not needy, but thrives with a little extra humidity love.

Fun Facts:

• Used to go by Philodendron 69686 until she was officially named. (Which honestly sounds like a witness protection situation.)
• Has some of the most recognizable foliage in the aroid world—those Y-shaped leaves are iconic.
• Rare, low-maintenance, and oddly photogenic.

Available:

ONE established plant with multiple leaves. Rooted, thriving, and ready to climb toward the spotlight (i.e. she desperately needs a pole to climb on)!

Price:

$65 — she’s one of a kind and ready to reign over someone’s plant shelf.

TBT Promise:

Grown outdoors in our completely organic forest, exposed to real sun, real rain, and supervised by cats. These plants may come with natural cosmetic flaws—think beauty marks, not blemishes—but they’re always pest-free, healthy, and resilient.

100% Natural, Never Tissue Cultured

All of our plants are grown the natural way, unless otherwise stated. No lab babies here—just wild-hearted, sun-raised jungle gems.