Phyllotaenium lindenii (aka Xanthosoma lindenii) Rhodospatha use warm-toned planters to highlight

use warm-toned planters to highlight deep green foliage

Its natural habit of attaching to trees allows the leaves to develop their full size and form

Common problems and simple fixes

Several colour stages can remain visible together

Check soil moisture and light levels

Phyllotaenium lindenii (aka Xanthosoma lindenii) Rhodospatha use warm-toned planters to highlightPhyllotaenium lindenii Rare Colombian Aroid with Bold White Veins Phyllotaenium lindenii Andr is a terrestrial arrowhead aroid prized for deep green leaves cut by crisp, cream white primary and secondary veins. Mature blades show pronounced basal lobes and a satin sheen, while petioles are flattened above, green with purple striping, and sparsely clothed in reddish brown, scruffy hairs. A fully subterranean, globose stem produces a tidy, upright