Philodendron daniellii
A high-Andean Philodendron from Colombia, described by Croat and Oberle in 2004. Almost all its 52 wild records come from about 2400–2560 m, in cool, cloudy montane forest that is wet all year. It is a cool grower that will not take lowland heat.
Where it grows wild
Habitat is not recorded in the sources we reached. The records come from wet upper-montane forest around 2400 m.
Records span 0–2560 m, but nearly all are at about 2400–2560 m. The median is about 2435 m.
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