Philodendron Pastazanum x Melanochrysum live queen anthurium accessible cultivar that sits at

accessible cultivar that sits at the intersection of collector-grade foliage interest and practical

often with irregular marbling that gives each leaf a unique appearance

Light: Bright indirect light is critical for maintaining the most vivid pink emergent coloration and supporting the largest leaves

and conspicuously ribbed with deeply impressed venation that creates pronounced ridges along the blade surface in good lighting — reaching over two feet in length on well-grown mature climbing specimens

Philodendron Pastazanum x Melanochrysum live queen anthurium accessible cultivar that sits atPhilodendron Pastazanum Melanochrysum An unusual and botanically interesting cross that pairs two philodendrons from very different ecological niches Philodendron pastazanum, the beloved Ecuadorian terrestrial creeper of the Pastaza region with its broad, deeply glossy, heart shaped leaves strongly impressed with primary venation and a strictly ground level rhizome habit; and Philodendron melanochrysum, the Colombian hemiepiphytic climber known as the