Thaumatophyllum xanadu Passifloraceae from about 30 centimetres to

from about 30 centimetres to well over a metre

Native Habitat: Found in primary and disturbed lowland forests

Bring the refined geometry of a silver-veined shingling aroid into your home or greenhouse

and composted organics

This compact species stands out with its velvety

Thaumatophyllum xanadu Passifloraceae from about 30 centimetres toThaumatophyllum xanadu Thaumatophyllum xanadu forms a dense mound of glossy green leaves with deep, rounded lobes. Long petioles rise from a compact base and build a layered clump that becomes fuller with age. The plant is shaped by repeated lobed blades, a polished leaf surface and a broad petiole spread. New leaves add density from the base, forming a rounded container habit with layered rows of green lobes.