Purple stem Alocasia ID please.

I'm down here in Nayarit Mexico, and there are basically three types of EE's. A.marcos, X.sagg, and this one-

It's got purple stems. Any ideas?

Also here's a cool native climbing philadendron that's grows every where including peoples gardens-

 

Nice plants Trop!!
Not sure of the id of the "Alocasia" but may be able to get someone to id the Philodendron.

Ed

 

very, very nice plants!!! especially the phil!

 

Did you get any photos of the spathe and spadix???

Ed

 

Thanks Guys, Glad I found this forum to ask questions on.

It just bloomed and I missed my chance, but I'll look around town for another that is in bloom. If I remember right it was yellow and white, but that probably doesn't help much and my memory is far from photographic.

 

Alocasia is plumbea ,, nice Philo , looks like a fat stem ,, but no idea of id

 

Seems to me the Philidendron is Ph bipinnatifidum, here in Mexico it grows
in "peoples gardens"
Before it was called Ph selloum

 

Thanks I think you nailed it.

The philadendron isn't P.bipinnatifidum. That grows around here too, but this one whatever it is, is native and climbs 40ft+ into trees, and basically up any pole. It basically looks like a climbing P.bipinnatifidum.
There's also another native type of Philiadendron, I'll try to get a pic of it too.

 

Based on what I can see of the stem on that Philo, my ID is Philodendron warszewiczii, known for bipinnatifid leaves of light texture and almost overly thick green stems prone to climbing up trees.

LariAnn