Thaumatophyllum spruceanumThis is a very interesting aroid in the genus Thaumatophyllum. This is a recently discovered genus as these plants have a different growth pattern from its previous classification, Philodendron. This plant is known for its highly lobed and dissected foliage as you can see in the second photo! Each emerging leaf on these lil' babies will get more and more lobed with maturity. Thaumatophyllum are known for developing a woody like trunk as it matures and

It has a very unique petiole with colorful ruffled edges

and that is where it gets it's nickname from

Nothing too direct as it normally grows under jungle canopy

which can lead to root rot

Sinningias prefer bright filtered light

A crazy hybrid Calathea

We don't see these often yet alone at these sizes

We end up watering ours only once a month

These make excellent terrarium or mount plants

Water lightly when the top 1" or so is dry to keep the pot slightly moist

it produces lots cute little pink flowers in the early spring if provided enough light

Dischidia imbricata prefers bright