Philodendron plowmaniiPhilodendron plowmanii has beautiful silvery speckling on its leaves. This species grows very quickly and scrambles terrestrially but can be trained to climb is obstacles are placed in its way. The petioles are frilled and red on young plants though it's been reported that some small seedlings may have D shaped petioles (Vannini, 2020). Plants originate from Southeastern Ecuador to central Peru. This product is considered an Intermediate Tropical

All plants are seed grown so some variability is to be expected

The leaves reach huge size and we’ve observed some to be over 4 feet long

As the plant matures

It is best grown as a highlander or cool intermediate (similar to Nepenthes burbidgeae)

The gorgeous

Some plants are paler as some run deeper in color

it's clearly a distinct population from the (c) form so we expect some exceptional vigor since this is a cross between plants from distinct populations

Philodendron esmeraldense is a climbing species that produces gorgeous elongated and pleated leaves

Thus far the peristome is exhibiting large ribs and a beautiful porcelain striped peristome

You get the stately shape of spathulata with its prominent hip and flared peristome combined with the regal peristome of the striped veitchii from Bareo

All photos on this page of from the exact clone (254)

It is an easy grower and looks best when grown cool to intermediate