Philodendron bipinnatifidum (selloum) roots observed near Orlando sidewalks show no damage history. Trimming foliage doesn't restrict root spread—roots follow soil conditions, not canopy.
Tropical aroids have fibrous, adventitious root systems that seek moisture. In well-drained soils away from foundations, they rarely cause structural damage. The "canopy spread = root spread" rule applies to trees, not herbaceous perennials.
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