Philodendron alatiundulatum Lueddemannia Reduce watering once pseudobulbs mature

Reduce watering once pseudobulbs mature

It forms a dense clump of large orbicular-ovate leaves with a finely papillose iridescent surface on striking dark stems

The sepals and petals are narrow

It grows naturally in the understory of tropical forests and can be cultivated on a support or in a hanging basket

heavily textured flowers on prominent inflorescences

Philodendron alatiundulatum Lueddemannia Reduce watering once pseudobulbs matureThis is a prized climbing Aroid native to the rainforests of Colombia and Ecuador. Its main feature is its winged and undulated (wavy) petioles (leaf stems), which often develop a red ruffled appearance as the plant matures. The leaves are glossy, elongated, and deep green. Light: Prefers bright, indirect light. While it can tolerate medium light, growth will be slower. Avoid direct, harsh sun which can scorch the leaves. Temperature: Thrives in