Origin
Philodendron 'Mc Dowell' is a hybrid within the Philodendron genus. This variety was developed through a cross between Philodendron gloriosum and Philodendron pastazanum. The species was first described in the early 21st century. The origin of the parent plants lies in the tropical rainforests of South America.

Characteristics
Philodendron 'Mc Dowell' is characterised by large, heart-shaped leaves with a striking, light green vein pattern. The leaves have a velvety texture, and the petioles often show a reddish hue. This plant grows in a creeping manner and has a compact root system. The leaves can reach up to 60 centimetres in length.

Care
Philodendron 'Mc Dowell' requires a warm and humid environment. Indirect light promotes healthy leaf growth. A well-draining substrate is necessary for root development. Regular watering, avoiding long periods of wet roots, supports the vitality of the plant. Humidity plays an important role in maintaining the leaf shape and colour.