Philodendron tatei 'Green Princess' Tissue Culture Plants Ornamental Foliage Variegata
Common Name: Green Princess Philodendron
Scientific Name: Philodendron tatei 'Green Princess'
Family: Araceae (Arum Family)
Cultivar Intro: Philodendron tatei 'Green Princess' is a standout ornamental cultivar prized for its elegantly arching stems and deep emerald-green leaves with a glossy, leathery texture. The foliage features subtle veining that adds depth to its rich color, while its compact, clumping growth habit (ideal for containers) makes it a favorite for indoor gardens, office lobbies, and tropical-themed landscapes.
Product Advantages
Consistent Quality & Supply
- TC propagation ensures every plant exhibits the same emerald-green foliage and compact growth, eliminating variability common in traditional cuttings.
- Annual production: 100+ million plants across 9 labs, guaranteeing year-round availability even for large orders.
Product Parameters
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Propagation Method |
In vitro tissue culture (TC) – Ensures virus-free, genetically uniform seedlings. |
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Plant Stage |
- TC single plants (Rooting stage), ready for transplanting |
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Size Options |
- TC single |
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Growth Characteristics |
- Mature height: 60–90 cm (indoor); up to 1.2 meters in optimal outdoor conditions |
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Color |
Deep emerald-green foliage with glossy surfaces; new growth emerges in a lighter green hue, maturing to a rich, uniform tone. |
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Parameter |
Details |
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Origin |
China |
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Departure Port |
Guangzhou (CAN) – Direct access to global airfreight routes for 1–3 day delivery. |
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MOQ |
- TC singles: 5,000 plants (mix-and-match with other Philodendron varieties available) |
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Delivery Time |
1–3 days by air to major ports (e.g., LAX, MIA, AMS, SYD). |
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Packaging |
- TC plants: Aseptic culture boxes with agar medium + thermal-insulated cold-chain packaging |
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Documentation |
Phytosanitary Certificate, CO, CITES (if required), NON-GMO Declaration, Commercial Invoice, Packing List, and Air Waybill. |
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