Philodendron Hederaceum 'Rio' majesty and the blue can even

and the blue can even turn into purple when it is sun-stressed by the lighting

The last obvious difference is just in the name of the form

begonia chlorosticta loves a stable high-humidity environment

some selective pruning may be required

It also takes pruning very well to achieve a full bushy look very fast

Philodendron Hederaceum 'Rio' majesty and the blue can evenPhilodendron 'Rio' was a naturally occurring sport originating from Philodendron Brazil. It's a unique cultivar from Gabriella Plants, it has silver and white center stripes and elongated leaves. People often mistake this plant with Philodendron 'Silver Stripe', an easy way to differentiate them is that 'Silver Stripe' usually has a bright lime green stripe at the center, while 'Rio' only has silver and white.