Re: Philodendron "SCHÖNBRUNNER HYBRID"
- Subject: Re: Philodendron "SCHÖNBRUNNER HYBRID"
- From: P* B* <p*@googlemail.com>
- Date: Tue, 21 Apr 2009 07:20:52 +0800
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Hi
Ferenc, I
suspect that this is one of the entire-leaved Syngonium species, perhaps
S. chiapense or S. macrophyllum. When you cut a stem or leaf, id
there copiuous milky sap? Very
best Pete From: aroid-l-bounces@gizmoworks.com
[mailto:aroid-l-bounces@gizmoworks.com] On Behalf Of Lengyel Ferenc Hello, I
have a house plant that I would like to be identified, if possible. It is a
climbing aroid and looks like the plant offered in the german ebay as Philodendron "SCHÖNBRUNNER HYBRID". Its leaf venation does
not look like that of a Philodendron. It has collective veins (at least I think
so) like Anthuriums. However, it has no geniculum at the junction of the
petiole and the leaf blade. The upper side of its leaves is slightly velvety.
The upper side of the older leaves is dark green, the lower side is lighter
green. The younger leaves are bicolorous with darker and lighter green areas as
if it would have been sick, but it is not the case. As the leaves mature, the
upper surface becomes uniformly dark green. The leaves are about as large as a
man's hand (about 18 cm x 11 cm). It hasn't flowered for me, so I can't say
anything about the inflorescence. I have taken some photos of it (attached). Is it simply an unknown hybrid? Or something
else? Ferenc |
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