Philodendron goeldii Choose size:14cm pot Molecular phylogenetic research in 2018

Molecular phylogenetic research in 2018 resulted in the subsequent resurrection of Thaumatophyllum

but not intense direct sunlight

This porcelain flower can be a challenge even for experienced growers:

Philodendron squamiferum does best in aroid soil

Philodendron goeldii Choose size:14cm pot Molecular phylogenetic research in 2018Taxonomically difficult to define, gigantic aroid from the Amazon with finger shaped leaves Philodendron goeldii , synonym ' Thaumatophyllum spruceanum ', is a neotropical hemiepiphytic or climbing plant known for its unusually clustered & divided leaves. P. goeldii is self supporting and occurs both as a shrub in sandy soil along riverbeds and forest edges, and as a hemiepiphyte (starts growing on the ground and then climbs up) on top of larger trees