I have what looks exactly the same as that one (lots of it) and years ago it was identified as Philodendron lacerum.

Whatever it is, it's gorgeous!

Wow that's a beauty!!!

Philodendron lacerum looks like a winner. Thanks!

My not be Philodendron lacerum. I am still trying to catch the philo guy at the greenhouse I got it from for a positive ID.

Someone might know on name-that-plant.

I asked the greenhouse where I got it from, it's Philodendron 'Tahiti'

TY for the follow-up. It's philo-tastic!

I'm going to stick with P. lacerum.

One of mine's started flowering.

It's possible that Philodendron lacerum is a parent, but it does look like the pictures of "Tahiti" that I have found. Unfortunately nobody knows what the parents of "Tahiti" are except maybe the hybridizer and they aren't telling.

That's my fear, but for now I'll keep the name, Tahiti, and put lacerum as tentative. I'm sending a few cuttings on to somebody who grows quite a few Philos in a trade so maybe he will know what it is by the looks. Congrats on the blooms. I'm pretty sure I will never see them of my own. The closes I've come is seeing a few monstera in bloom at the Opryland Hotel years ago.

And funnily enough my Monstera deliciosa have never bloomed for me, LOL.

Russ, I hope these help. I'll try to comment on what I was trying to get from each picture. The leaves are very variable. I had to give it a shower because it was pretty dry. I think the coir basket is going to be a short lived endeavor.

New growth unfurling, pink sheathe, and aerial roots. Notice the older leaf (top right corner) does not have the pink veins like the younger growth. The sheathe really is a more pink color than this, plus it's bent back.

underside of an older leaf but probably not an adult leaf.

(Selective editing) older leaves

juvenile leaves

underside of more leaves

Whole basket again.

and a few more since I could only post 10 pictures. I had not realized how much it had decided to lean toward the light. I have not seen any growth in size of the leaves either positive or negative, they have all stayed about the size of a dinner plate in length and maybe 3/4 of one width wise. Like I said, the more brownish veins are on the side closer to the light, the rest have stayed green or maybe even turned green. I don't think it liked where I had it all too much. It's in a new spot now. It is growing despite the cold room it was in.

Better picture of a sheathe and aerial roots

a juvenile leaf, it is almost larger than the more adult leaves.

more roots and the sheathe is more this color but it is still a tiny bit more reddish.