Philodendron....who?

20 years ago

The man I bought this from claims that it's a vining philo. I didn't find it in my image search, does anyone recognize it or can somebody point me toward a site with a lot of different kinds of philos? TIA!

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planty01976
20 years ago
Philodendron Barryii - It does eventually "vine out".

Here is a link that might be useful: Barryii & others
Nigella
Original Author
20 years ago
Hi Planty! Thank you for the information, I'm not sure I would have recognized the mature leaf by the juvenile. Any idea what the deal is with the yellowish patch on that one leaf? Is that something normal? I love variegated plants, could it be? Or just an anomally? Anyway, thanks!
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planty01976
20 years ago
Wishful thinking maybe. LOL. Just a freak streak. I don't see it developing into anything more.
Steve_ExoticRainforest_com
19 years ago
Sorry, but there is no such plant known to science as "Philodendron barryii". That is simply a madeup, but commonly used, name for Philodendron radiatum. P. radiatum has many variations and someone just decided to clone it "P. barryii". You cannot find that name on any scientific source. It is not in any scientific journal or database. And it is not rare. The species is from Mexico, Central America, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, parts of Brazil and a few Caribbean islands.

Here is a link that might be useful: The Exotic Rainforest