Philodendron Lynamii
Philodendron Lynamii, is an exceptionally rare and highly sought after tropical aroid native to the Tarapoto region of Peru, where it has been recorded at elevations around 1,600 feet. Named after plant collector Ralph Lynam, this remarkable species is treasured for its dramatic colour changing foliage and distinctive growth habit. Its large, heart shaped leaves emerge in brilliant hot pink to deep red tones, then gradually mature to a glossy green upper surface with strong, defined venation. The undersides often retain beautiful copper bronze to reddish brown tones, creating a striking contrast between the front and back of each leaf. Unlike many Philodendrons that climb vertically, Philodendron lynamii has a more creeping or scrambling habit, making it especially unique among collector aroids.
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Philodendron Lynamii
Philodendron Lynamii
Philodendron Lynamii, is an exceptionally rare and highly sought after tropical aroid native to the Tarapoto region of Peru, where it has been recorded at elevations around 1,600 feet. Named after plant collector Ralph Lynam, this remarkable species is treasured for its dramatic colour changing foliage and distinctive growth habit. Its large, heart shaped leaves emerge in brilliant hot pink to deep red tones, then gradually mature to a glossy green upper surface with strong, defined venation. The undersides often retain beautiful copper bronze to reddish brown tones, creating a striking contrast between the front and back of each leaf. Unlike many Philodendrons that climb vertically, Philodendron lynamii has a more creeping or scrambling habit, making it especially unique among collector aroids.
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Philodendron Lynamii, is an exceptionally rare and highly sought after tropical aroid native to the Tarapoto region of Peru, where it has been recorded at elevations around 1,600 feet. Named after plant collector Ralph Lynam, this remarkable species is treasured for its dramatic colour changing foliage and distinctive growth habit. Its large, heart shaped leaves emerge in brilliant hot pink to deep red tones, then gradually mature to a glossy green upper surface with strong, defined venation. The undersides often retain beautiful copper bronze to reddish brown tones, creating a striking contrast between the front and back of each leaf. Unlike many Philodendrons that climb vertically, Philodendron lynamii has a more creeping or scrambling habit, making it especially unique among collector aroids.
