philodendron gloriosum reddit Philodendron Gloriosum "White Vein" | Uprooted

philodendron gloriosum reddit Philodendron Gloriosum "White Vein" | UprootedThe Philodendron Gloriosum White Vein is a wonderful collector plant with large velvet leaves. They are a creeping plant so they will naturally grow across the soil and look great indoors in large shallow pots or in the garden protected from direct sunlight. Our current observations of this plant are as follows They appear to have a round petiole VS the regular Gloriosum which has a flattened petiole. They have thick white veins that continue toward

• They appear to have a round petiole VS the regular Gloriosum which has a flattened petiole.
• They have thick white veins that continue toward the edge of the leaves VS Gloriosum which have thinner veins which dont go to the edge of the leaves.
• Described as the superior form venation but does not have an official name so we're calling it white vein.
• Please note that for reference we have highlighted the most veined leaf, not all leaves display as prominent veining.