@thorogoodchris1 I see monstera leaves in the photo on the left!

@fairviewsue The one on the left isn't wild (it's at the foot of the mountain); the one on the right is.

@thorogoodchris1 is that epipremnum?

@sheinlaurent No, but it is introduced Araceae; the one on the right is in the wild forest

@thorogoodchris1 “The forest eats itself and lives forever.” -Barbara Kingsolver 🌿

@thorogoodchris1 Strangler fig?

@thorogoodchris1 Very interesting! Thank you for sharing!

@thorogoodchris1 Be still, my heart, these great trees are prayers. —Tagore

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@thorogoodchris1 Didn't know that root of araceae can grow up to that huge, i mean I've seen the big one before but this size is something else😮

@thorogoodchris1 You're nearly there

@thorogoodchris1 Fantastic!!! If I was fortunate to visit an area where I was not familiar with the flora, It would take me an hour to walk 10 feet, as I would have to look closely at everything!!! It's bad for non nature folks to go on nature walks with me!!

@thorogoodchris1 Look at that root creating a basin to catch water and leaves any who knows what else might be coming down the slope