Philodendron x ‘golden saw’ is a hybridized aroid which originates from several species within the genus Philodendron. This plant is a climbing plant at an older age. From its rhizome, it grows several leaves and aerial roots. When the leaves develop, they turn from a bright orange to yellow to a brilliant green when mature. With those colors it certainly stands out between the greens of other plants. The leaves of this plant grow to approximately 60 cm in length and show a sharp, undulating leaf margin. This is often compared to a Japanese saw, hence the name of this hybrid. Philodendron x ‘golden saw’ rarely flowers but could produce an insipid aroid like inflorescence, similar to other species within the genus Philodendron. Rhizome cuttings are the most optimal way of propagation, which could be rooted in airy moist soil or water.

Provide Philodendron x ‘golden saw’ with warm temperatures between 16 and 30 degrees Celsius. For optimal growth make sure that humidity is high as possible with a preferably above 70%. Due to its size and care, this plant is most commonly grown in warm living rooms and greenhouses. Pot this plant in humus rich soils that have good draining properties. Make sure that Philodendron x ‘golden saw’ never dries out but prevent swampy conditions of the soil. Misting and cleaning the leaves with a damp cloth could optimize growth for this species. As this plant matures, structural support could be needed to guide the climbing growth habit of this plant. Provide this species with direct sunlight in mornings or evenings, or bright indirect light as for optimal conditions. Fertilize this plant with nutrition for green plants, half the recommended dosage on a monthly basis.