Homalomena sp. ‘Red Velvet’ Cyanastrum Etymology and botanical history of

Etymology and botanical history of Philodendron schmidtiae

Petioles: Light pink to salmon-pink

where prickles merge into characteristic oblique combs

000 mm annually in its habitat

Repotting: Every 1 – 2 years or when roots begin circling the pot

Homalomena sp. ‘Red Velvet’ Cyanastrum Etymology and botanical history ofHomalomena sp. Red Velvet Burgundy, red and deep green run from the coloured petiole through the midrib and spread across a softly velvety blade. Fresh leaves rise folded through the centre, showing concentrated red tones before opening into the surrounding foliage. Short stalks keep the warm coloured surfaces close together and give the plant a low, dense outline.