Be still my PINK heart. LOL
ID please after you recover
An aroid I would think.
oh WOW... that is just the bomb...
This looks to be a burnett hybrid I believe it is possibly the Davidsonii hybrid. Very hard to find does it seem to be more birdsnest form or climbing form??
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Hi Brian. It was huge and a birds nest. Found at the San Francisco Conservatory of Flowers. I wanted to add it to the PlantFiles but have no clue what to put it under. Thanks for any help you can give.
I agree guys, it was incedible.
Kell,How in the heck did you get that big plant in the car!!!!LOL
Shopping there at the botanical Gardens is really great,have the neatest plants!!!
Just be careful you don't get caught!!!LOL
Although I bet you'd have the prettiest jail cell!!!!LOL
LOL Don. If I could have swiped this one I would have. Instant PINK love. You know the SF Arboretum has great sales but I do not think the Conservatory has any! I will have to ask Laligirl, she works for the Arboretum.
This is one in the same hybrid groups I believe David Burnett did. He was a aroid collector years ago who has sense passed away. He did many odd Philodendron hybrids many of them are still around but unnamed. I believe on of the odd things he would do was sell off hybrids with no names in pots that had 30 to 50 hybrid seedlings at a time. These odd creations have taken on many names in some cases they have fairly well known names others not so good. I have ID some of the parents I believe by looking at their growth habits and leaf structure. It seemes he did many with davidsonii and other climbers but a few larger birdsnest forms. I have this exact for you have pictured I believe in my collection I will have to take a photo. I also believe it is flowering right now much like your photo.
This plant in the photo is different but I believe it may have been a very similar cross or possibly from the same parents.
i was gonna say first pic looked like a philo flower. Last pic is superb also
Nice philo, Kell. Brian, I love that philo in your pic!