Philodendron Panduriforme

See photos for reference of the plant features only. Sent to you more likely as featured with descriptions below: Minimum of 3 leaves Rooted not cuttings The “fiddle” philodendron with tailored linesPhilodendron panduriforme is prized for its distinctive pandurate (fiddle-shaped) blades: a long, elegant central section with modest, swept-back basal lobes and a tapered tip. The lamina reads satin to semi-gloss rather than mirror shiny, so it catches side light with a clean highlight along the midrib. Juvenile leaves begin narrow; with guidance and brighter conditions they lengthen, broaden, and take on that unmistakably tailored outline that looks designed for modern interiors. Range & Habit — Built to go verticalA true climber, this species naturally reaches toward higher light, tightening internodes as it adheres to trunks. Indoors, the same behavior makes it a willing pole or board grower: secured properly, the vine builds height quickly without demanding much footprint, making i