PlantFiles: Variegated Philodendron
Philodendron ilsemanii

I have never seen Philodendron Illsmanii exhibit yellow or golden colored variegation. The photo is of TRUE Ilsmanii ' Youngii' albo variegata. If there is a similar form with yellow variegation, it would be labeled correctly as Ilsmanii aurea variegata. If there would happen to be an even rarer variegated form exhibiting both yellow AND white variegation, it would be labeled simply as 'Ilsmanii variegata'. The leaves of True Illsmanii 'Youngii' albo variegata have very pointed 'ears' and are wider in the center and come to a point at the bottom, the leaves are not 'rounded'. True Illsmanii is a very rare plant and hard to come by. Oftentimes Philodendron Hastatum albo maculata(?) is sold and identified incorrectly as Illsmanii.

This is a shrubby or viney, beautiful philodendron with spade-shaped, dark green leaves with lighter green splotches and markings on the pointy, ear-shaped leaves. It is variegated.

It can possibly be grown outdoors in zones 10b through 11. It likes to be grown indoors or in a conservatory.

UPDATE - I corrected my information after seeing the below comment.