Philodendron cuneatum
A hemiepiphytic philodendron of western Amazonia and the Andean foothills, from Colombia to Peru and western Brazil. Its fertile stem is short, with leaves in a rosette on slender yellowish-green petioles. It suits steady, hot, humid rainforest conditions with filtered light.
Where it grows wild
A hemiepiphyte whose roots clasp the host tree when young. It grows in both seasonally flooded lowland forest (baixio) and higher plateau forest in Amazonia.
Records span 20β1660 m (literature 20β1870 m), but the median is only 200 m. It is mainly a lowland plant.
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