Thaumatophyllum tweedieanum Sakur a very rarely offered and encountered in collections, stunning species with gorgeous textured foliage in very unusual bluish shade.
Stem is erect, decumbent, or rhizomatous, subterranean and appearing acaulous at soil surface, usually forming extensive stands; adventitious roots present. Petioles are usually distinctly longer than blade, above flattened to broadly sulcate with rounded margins. Leaf blades are normally broadly sagittate, somewhat glaucous, margins normally weakly repand, rarely subentire or sinuately lobed.
Genus name comes form Ancient Greek “θαυματ-” (“thaumato-”, wonder, miracle) + “φύλλον” (“phyllum”, leaf); wonderful leaf, referring to the beautiful and peculiar leaves of the type species.
Thaumatophyllum tweedieanum
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