Philodendron pterotum Andes Melastomataceae richly detailed lip and an

richly detailed lip and an intensely alluring fragrance

Can tolerate some morning sun but avoid harsh direct sunlight which can damage the delicate pseudobulbs and leaves

Light: Anguloa virginalis thrives in bright

A floriferous miniature species from the Andean cloud forests

Philodendron pterotum Andes Melastomataceae richly detailed lip and anThis is a beautiful climbing aroid and a regional variation of Philodendron pterotum. Native to wet tropical regions of Central and South America, the 'Andes' variety is prized by collectors for its potentially distinct characteristics. Light: Bright, indirect light is necessary for healthy, vigorous growth. Exposure to harsh, direct sunlight should be avoided to prevent leaf burn. Temperature: This plant thrives in average to warm household