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Philodendron brandtianum
Philodendron brandtianum
Philodendron brandtianum

Philodendron brandtianum

Surname: Philodendron brandtianum, K.Krause 1913
Synonyms: not known
etymology: brandtianum = Johann Friedrich von Brandt (* 25 May 1802 in Jüterbog, Electorate of Saxony; † 15 July 1879 in Merreküll, Estonia, then Russian Empire) was a German naturalist, physician, zoologist and botanist. His botanical author abbreviation is "Brandt".
Reproduction: Division
Origin: northern South America
Location: hemiepiphytic climbing plant in tropical rainforests, in open forests on both sides of the Andes and in the Amazon basin in partially shaded locations with high humidity from sea level to 2000 m.
Remarks: The young leaves have a distinctive, attractive green-grey pattern that diminishes with age. Very stable, pronounced leaf veins then form on the underside of the leaves, giving the large leaves stability.

19,50€ - 19,50€
19,50€
19,50€ - 19,50€
19,50€

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Beschreibung

Philodendron brandtianum

Surname: Philodendron brandtianum, K.Krause 1913
Synonyms: not known
etymology: brandtianum = Johann Friedrich von Brandt (* 25 May 1802 in Jüterbog, Electorate of Saxony; † 15 July 1879 in Merreküll, Estonia, then Russian Empire) was a German naturalist, physician, zoologist and botanist. His botanical author abbreviation is "Brandt".
Reproduction: Division
Origin: northern South America
Location: hemiepiphytic climbing plant in tropical rainforests, in open forests on both sides of the Andes and in the Amazon basin in partially shaded locations with high humidity from sea level to 2000 m.
Remarks: The young leaves have a distinctive, attractive green-grey pattern that diminishes with age. Very stable, pronounced leaf veins then form on the underside of the leaves, giving the large leaves stability.