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Feb 12, 2010 10:17 PM CST
Name: Steve Lucas
Siloam Springs, AR
I've not heard that name but Philodendron erubescens has been used to hybridize a number of plants including Ace of Spades and a bunch of others.

Some of these plants are simply natural variations that don't look exactly alike. I've seen fully grown plants that only have a green petiole and others with a red petiole. I've also seen green and red petioles on the same plant! It is just natural variation. I know little about hybrids since I like to study species plants but LariAnn would likely know the answers to those questions.

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