Philodendron Angel Eyes philodendron native to the Andean cloud

native to the Andean cloud forests and a significant component of that montane flora

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and broadly ovate to sagittate in overall form

rounded lobes cut in a pattern that gives the species an almost tropical-fan silhouette quite distinct from the squamiferum-style multi-finger lobing of the Florida lineage

and even the corolla — everything softened and obscured by a thick

Philodendron Angel Eyes philodendron native to the Andean cloudPhilodendron Angel Eyes Philodendron patriciae Philodendron tortum A cross of extraordinary botanical contrast two climbing hemiepiphytes that represent near opposite ends of the Philodendron leaf spectrum brought together in a single hybrid. Philodendron patriciae, the Choc Colombian rarity named for Colombian botanist Patricia Velsquez, is defined by its remarkably long, narrow, pendulous, subtly quilted leaves that hang with an almost willow like