Philodendron Pedatum Juvenile. In may 2007 the blades measured. Juvenile forms may have lighter bronze toned leaves.
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Philodendron pedatum is a climbing aroid grown for its foliage. In favourable conditions a mature pedatum can get up to 3 meters tall with leaves getting about a foot long. The juvenile form of the plant is common enough to be confused with many other philodendrons.
Sometimes called an oakleaf philodendron this unusual climbing plant has green leaves that change shape with maturity.
The juvenile form of the plant is common enough to be confused with many other philodendrons. Juvenile forms may have lighter bronze toned leaves. The leaves of our specimen of philodendron pedatum which came from windy aubrey in hawaii are still juvenile but the lobes will eventually become much narrower as the blades mature. The juvenile form of the plant is common enough to be confused with many other philodendrons.
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