Philodendron goeldii Choose size:14cm pot This is especially important for

This is especially important for both of these species as the hairs on the stems absorb moisture from the air

but the climate there is somewhat milder

but often leaves behind root shoots that can continue to grow

as the picture does not capture all the details of the pot

which usually means 'normal indoor temperature'

Philodendron goeldii Choose size:14cm pot This is especially important forTaxonomically difficult to define, gigantic aroid from the Amazon with finger shaped leaves Philodendron goeldii , synonym ' Thaumatophyllum spruceanum ', is a neotropical hemiepiphytic or climbing plant known for its unusually clustered & divided leaves. P. goeldii is self supporting and occurs both as a shrub in sandy soil along riverbeds and forest edges, and as a hemiepiphyte (starts growing on the ground and then climbs up) on top of larger trees