Philodendron Esmeraldense Pot Size:6" The cross combines papillilaminum's leaf

The cross combines papillilaminum's leaf substance and dark pigmentation with crystallinum's venation contrast

which anthuriums can be prone to

where it grows as a terrestrial to hemiepiphytic plant in the perpetually moist

making this one of the more architecturally scaled bird's nest anthuriums in cultivation

Watering: Allow the top 1-2" of medium to dry between waterings — susceptible to root rot in persistently wet conditions

Philodendron Esmeraldense Pot Size:6" The cross combines papillilaminum's leafPhilodendron esmeraldense is a rare species native to Esmeraldas, Ecuador. It was formally described in 2008 and is admired for its dramatic, pleated foliage. The plant produces large, elongated, heart shaped leaves with deep corrugation and prominent veins, giving it a sculptural, architectural presence. Juvenile leaves often show burgundy undersides, while mature foliage develops into glossy emerald tones. It is a vigorous climber, capable of