Philodendron ampullaceum
A large climbing Philodendron from the humid montane forests of Táchira in the Venezuelan Andes. It reaches 3 m or more, with stems 3.5–5 cm thick and glossy ovate-cordate leaves 47–63 cm long. It is a cool-growing highland Philodendron.
Where it grows wild
It is a scandent herb that climbs tree trunks in humid montane forest, including disturbed forest on steep rocky slopes and cleared banks along the Rubio–Delicias road.
Recorded at 1850–2000 m.
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