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jamilalshaw26

Rare & hard to find plants

6 years ago

There’s so many hard to find plants these days! So what rare plants does everyone own? I have :

Monstera peru

monstera standleyana variegata albo

monstera siltepecana

philodendron ring of fire

philodenfrom Pedatum

philodendron Florida

variegated Syngonium albo

Xerocycosis danguyi

xerocycosis perrieri

Chocolate Alganomea




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  • 6 years ago

    I've built up a bit of a collection of aroids and have a lot of the more common Philodendrons, Monsteras, Alocasias, Colocasias, etc.


    But these are some of the ones I have that rarely seem to get a mention here and are not commonly available:

    Amorphophallus (x3): galbra, gigas, titanum

    Amydrium zippelanum

    Anchomanes difformis

    Callopsis volkensii

    Cyrtosperma (x3): cupidispathum, johnstonii, merkusii

    Epipremnum (x2): pinnatum, amplissimum

    Gonotopus boivinii

    Lagenandra lancifolia

    Lasia spinosa

    Monstera siltepecana

    Remusatia vivipara

    Typhonium johnsonianum

    Typhonodorum lindleyanum

    Urospatha grandis

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