Formally known as the Philodendron xanadu, it was reclassified as Thaumatophyllum xanadu in 2018 based on newly discovered DNA evidence. The Xanadu forms into leafy clumps of up to three feet high by five feet wide. It's a plant that becomes even more attractive with age with strikingly dark green leaves, a thick trunk, and distinct aerial roots along the soil surface.
