Philodendron clewellii
A large epiphytic philodendron endemic to the Serranía de Pirre in Darién, Panama, in premontane wet forest. It has a thick, glossy, scandent stem, sharply two-ribbed cataphylls and broad, ovate-cordate leaves up to about 59 cm long on white-streaked petioles. It needs cool nights, constant moisture and very humid air.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte with a thick scandent stem, in premontane wet forest on the Serranía de Pirre.
Recorded at 620–1540 m, with a median of 1200 m.
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