Philodendron Oxycardium. It will thrive in a small pot for a couple years with little care. South and central america.
Philodendron hederaceum was described and published much earlier in 1829. To train it to climb a moss pole use floral tape or soft plant ties to hold the stems up to the pole until its aerial roots sink in. Foremost among them is the common heart leaf philodendron philodendron hederaceum variety oxycardium.
If you allow the long stems to grow put the plant in a hanging basket or let it trail from a shelf or bookcase.
Few house plants are as eager to climb as a heartleaf philodendron. The heartleaf has dark green shiny heart shaped leaves. Foremost among them is the common heart leaf philodendron philodendron hederaceum variety oxycardium. It will thrive in a small pot for a couple years with little care.
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