Monstera cf. obliqua “Tambopata” Type:5-leaf plant velvety Philodendron is endemic to

velvety Philodendron is endemic to the Chocó region and was only formally described recently

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• An extremely rare and enigmatic aroid out of Nicaragua

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Monstera cf. obliqua “Tambopata” Type:5-leaf plant velvety Philodendron is endemic toListing is for a established divisions of Monstera cf. obliqua "Tambopata" An massive obliqua form which has recently been brought into cultivation, this Monstera fenestrates in a more wide & deep cut circular manner than other obliqua forms in the Amazonas Department, with wide foliage reminiscent of true Monstera gracilis Though juvenile plants are entire leaved, they begin to fenestrate quickly as they put on size I am not responsible for damages