Wow it is gorgeous! Can’t help with ID though

Yes, it is indeed! Wish I could find out what it is though haha!

Let's give more time for an ID pls, but it doesn't say Philo to me, says more Alocasia, Colocasia, Caladium maybe?? Sure is pretty!

Oh, I just remembered, there's a Forum for Aroids around here somewhere, pls try there too!

Edited to Add: Excuse me, after the fact I see it's already posted at Aroid forum as well, that's visible way up top, sorry.

Hmmm...yeah, it could be Alocasia now that you mention that - especially based on some of the other ones I have. In some photos it reminds me of the way Philodendron brandtianum or P. micans grows...but in others I can definitely see Alocasia (or something else). It's driving me crazy, haha! But thanks for your input!

It reminds me most of Amydrium medium (also an aroid) there is a blue (glaucous form) I cant say if it is for sure though. It also reminds me of Epipremnum pinnatum cebu blue in the coloring but maybe a more mature leaf size. I have seen this on eBay a few times but nothing else really ever like this for sale. Good luck!

I tried to Google the common names..and Philodendron mamei looked similar..if at its adult foliage size. Another site says that Philo x with P. plowmanii is like their "Silver Cloud".

It seems to have smaller veins like Colocasia Blue Hawaii, Colocasia Madeira, and Alocasia Zebrina Reticulata but it is not either of them. To me the general leaf shape looks similar to a heart-shaped Thai strain of Caladium. The vein patterns look like a rarer Philo and so does the leaf shape and tip. I'll certainly check back to see if this gets ID'd.

Finally figured this out... I believe it’s a Thai cultivar of Syngonium macrophyllum. I don’t know the name, and if a virus or what was introduced to get his particular coloring, but it’s definitely Syngonium. It could also be Syngonium chiapense cultivar because that and macrophyllum are so similar in juvenile stages.

can we see the stem? it looks like an Anthurium to me.

Sorry, but I don't think it's a Syngonium.

Hey Petrushka, you might be on to something there, it DOES look like Anthurium, now that you mention it, hum .....

we need to see the stem - Syngonium marcophyllum looks quite similar and it has aerial root nubs on the stem that are a give away.

have a look at this - it's a reliable source of info. it looks similar, but no heavy veining like on yours.

and this is S. chiapense that is closely related to A. macrophyllum and is wide spread in Mexico.

It's definitely not a Philo mamei though.

Petrushka it looks more like syngonium macrophyllum dark night or syngonium macrophyllum frosty heart. The syngoniums primary lateral veins go from the midvein to a collateral vein that goes around about a quarter inch from the border of the leaf edge. Philodendrons primary lateral veins don' go to a collateral vein.

Anthurium's veins do too. but i don't know of any anthuriums with such variegation.

thanks for the lead. i found this pic of 'Frosty Heart'. I think it matches OP's.

but leaves are rounder. i wonder if mature leaves become more elongated like on the last 2 pics of OP.

Syngoniums are easy to grow and variegation is very pretty - it should be a fantastic plant to have.

It is Clouded Leaf" Chiapense Syngonium.

It is a syngonium Macrophyllum Frosted heart

Reminds me of this...

Taro

Hey! I have a syngonium Chiapense and I think that’s it’s definitely a syngonium Macrophylla! the difference is that macrophyllas have longer leaves like that, which the chiapense are a little rounder!