Philodendron sodiroi
A climbing philodendron with heart-shaped green leaves mottled in silver and often pinkish petioles, long confused with Philodendron ornatum. Kew lists it only from Colombia, but it is poorly documented in the wild and GBIF has no usable wild records, so its natural conditions are inferred from the genus and a single measured site. Treat it as a warm, humid lowland hemiepiphyte.
Where it grows wild
A hemiepiphytic climber that roots in the forest floor and climbs tree trunks in lowland rainforest. Growers describe it as suited to the lower levels of vertical plantings, which matches an understory climber rather than a canopy plant. Detailed field habitat notes are lacking.
Horticultural sources describe it from low elevations; there are no wild records with elevations to check this.
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