Philodendron cf. inaequilaterum

Philodendron cf. inaequilaterumSpecies from Central and northern South America. It is sometimes referred to as the "Paper Philodendron" due to the thin substance of the leaves. This does not seem to indicate its tolerance of low humidity (or lack thereof). I have grown this species in terraria, outdoors in a warm, shady spot, and in a greenhouse. It should also do well in a home environment if given the opportunity to acclimate. Note there is some discoloration of old leaves on

Produces long sprays of white flowers with yellow accents

Fairly easy to grow and not difficult to maintain on the small side for terrarium use

These get massive leaves up to 2' from top to bottom of leaf (excluding petiole height) with flowers that are nearly black

Adult plants have long

It is a fairly recent addition to the US horticultural hobby

Photos are representative of the quantity of plants available

Small species with fan-shaped growths the produces pendent spikes of cute whitish flowers

Species from Madagascar

producing many spikes of yellow and pink flowers that can bloom for many years from the same spike

This particular form is from Ecuador

A mature plant in bloom is a sight to behold

Species from Costa Rica and Panama