Philodendron verrucosum "Mini" anthurium Originally from wild collected Nepenthes

Originally from wild collected Nepenthes muluensis seed

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

globosa x hamata seems to be one of the best hamata crosses with a lowland species we have seen

we've noticed most variants have red leaves when young just like the Tambusisi form

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

Philodendron verrucosum "Mini" anthurium Originally from wild collected NepenthesThis 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