If you have not read the book by Sean B. Carroll, 'Endless Forms Most Beautiful: the New Science of Evo Devo' I highly recommend it.

This thread is meant to be a photo gallery for EVERYONE to post photos of their favorite Aroids. Whatever they may be. Not just Anthurium, Philodendron, or Monsteras...all the many varied far flung geniuses of Aroids that you may have!

You may contribute as often as you like. You may label your photos in any way you like. Make this YOUR gallery of 'Endless Forms Most Beautiful'!

Anthurium madisonianum. One of the palmatifid species, endemic to Panama

Anthurium regale.
Endemic to Peru. Two different plants from 2 different sources

Philodendron verrucosum

Rhaphidophora cryptantha

Unknown Philodendron, closest match is P. roseospathum but the match is not exact, may be an undescribed species. Waiting for a bloom

Cercestes mirabilis...with Rhipsalis

Anthurium cutucuense...endangered rare species from the cloud forest. Leaves are both trisect and bullate. Juvenile leaves will be single or double, mature leaves will be trisect. One of the most difficult anthuriums to grow due to its high elevation cloud forest origins, habitat at about 5500 ft in montagne forest. Cool terrarium conditions a must, humidity to the point of dripping also a must

Alocasia 'Stingray'

A simple stem of trailing Epipremnum aureum 'Neon' against a background of deeper greens. Not rare. Not highly sought after. Not expensive. Just pretty.

Anthurium veitchii

I really REALLY wish some others would post some photos of their aroid lovelies on this thread.

New leaf, Anthurium ivanportillae

Here's my thaumatophyllum stenolobum, I feel like this plant doesn't get the love and attention it deserves but currently it is my favorite Aroid in my collection ( and overall ). Such an easy grower, and I mean look at those leaves 🍃

I LOVE the beads of water on the leaves! I have a small cup of seedlings that were sent to me by a friend, still babies, they are the normal form not the narrow.

Thank you! Spraying my plants keeps me from overwatering the soil haha. It's a very rewarding plant, it already put out a new massive leaf since I got it about a month ago. Good luck with the seedlings!

One of the nicest new leaves on Anthurium magnificum I have ever gotten

Aglaonema

Hello all, and happy Thanksgiving!
This is my Philodendron (actually Thaumatophyllum) Revolutions named Vincent, who is growing in my bedroom. I believe there is some faint variegation on this leaf.

Beautiful black spathe of Anthurium 'Big Red Bird', so graceful