Megaladon Tooth Fossil 803WEB040 philodendron where its colorful variegation develops

where its colorful variegation develops beautifully while preserving the rich velvet texture of the foliage

it blooms from spurs that emerge from the axils of the leaves and stems

This highly collectible caudiciform succulent features beautifully textured leaves displaying deep burgundy to crimson-red tones with prominent veining

4-inch width

Megaladon Tooth Fossil 803WEB040 philodendron where its colorful variegation developsMegalodon Tooth Fossil is a remarkable prehistoric specimen prized by fossil collectors for its immense size, ancient history, and connection to one of the largest predators to ever exist. Dating back millions of years, these fossilized teeth belonged to Megalodon (Otodus megalodon), a massive prehistoric shark that dominated ancient oceans. Each Megalodon tooth fossil displays unique natural characteristics, including preserved serrated edges,