A climbing plant in the Aroid family.  Leaves become large and highly fenestrated.  Leaves can grow to several feet long.  Splits in the leaves develop as the plant matures.

Philodendron’s are loved for their foliage and for being easy to care for. The ‘Lickety Split’ is no different. Developed as a hybrid more than five years ago, it has stunning, huge leaves with deep splits on the side and curly edges. It can grow in a variety of light conditions and won’t punish you if you neglect it. Every leaf is unique and you never know what shape it is going to grow into. Lickety Splits are a rich green with new growth coming in lime.

The brasil is a bit more popular than other rarer versions, and has become quite popular as a go-to houseplant for beginners and houseplant lovers alike. One of the more visually stunning philodendron cultivars, this particular plant is also fairly easy to grow, and maintain.