Epipremnum giganteum
Epipremnum giganteum is the largest Epipremnum. It is a massive root climber from Indochina and western Malesia with leathery, oblong leaves up to 90 cm long and thick stems, and it flowers more readily than its relatives. It climbs tree trunks and limestone or granite cliffs in hot, humid lowland and hill forest, so it needs warmth, humidity and a sturdy support to reach adult size.
Where it grows wild
A root climber on large trees and on limestone and granite cliffs in primary and secondary evergreen rainforest. Herbarium labels mention stream valleys, gorges, forest edges and swamp forest. NParks describes it on limestone and marble cliffs in damp lowland and hill forest, in semi-shade.
Mostly lowland: GBIF specimens run from near sea level to about 950 m, and most are below about 750 m.
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