Philodendron verrucosum "Mini" anthurium A cross between our variegated

A cross between our variegated sibuyanensis "Patches" and our giant truncata (c)

It is famous for feeding on the droppings of tree shrews and birds by luring them with a sugary exudate on the lid of its pitchers

Originally from wild collected Nepenthes muluensis seed

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

The cross was done between a striped veitchii from the Kelabit Highland and an extremely squat

Philodendron verrucosum "Mini" anthurium A cross between our variegatedThis is the Philodendron species that got us hooked from the beginning. The captivating, iridescent sheen on the velvety leaves is always stunning. P. verrucosum is a climbing species that requires a totem for support in order to produce full sized leaves. If given warm, humid conditions with adequate light, it grows FAST. There's a number of different forms of verrucosum out there. Offered here is the "Mini" form from Ecuador. I'm unsure how