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Thu, Jun 10, 10 at 21:36
| Can anyone help me identify this Philodendron?
Thanks T-
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- Posted by dave_in_virginia z7a VA (My Page) on Fri, Jun 11, 10 at 0:55
| I believe your specimen is not a Philodendron, but instead Anthurium podophyllum. It is native to the eastern coast of Mexico and there are many photos online for comparison. |
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| Hi Dave, I first thought so too. But it vines so it has to be some kind of philo......
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| I have a feeling it will end up as one of the leaf variations of Philodendron pedatum. Let me look a bit more. Scott |
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| After a quick look around the leaf blade shape seems to match a P. quercifolium image in Exotica. However P. quercifolium is a synonym of P. pedatum. P. pedatum is known to have a bunch of leaf variations so I leave it to you to see if your Google-Fu is strong with those two names.Good luck. Scott |
Here is a link that might be useful: Culture Sheet
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| After searching in Google, I will go with P. quercifolium as well. The leaves on mine are more slender but the plant is young. Thanks so much! I appreciate the help. T- |
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