A close-up, eye-level forensic view captured in Ciherang, Indonesia, depicts a large, dark green leafy plant, likely a Philodendron species, thriving in a light green, glazed ceramic pot

A close-up, eye-level forensic view captured in Ciherang, Indonesia, depicts a large, dark green leafy plant, likely a Philodendron species, thriving in a light green, glazed ceramic pot. The plant features numerous broad, ovate-to-lanceolate leaves, some exhibiting minor dust or light white spots on their glossy surfaces. Several thick, elongated aerial roots, brownish-grey in color, extend downwards from the plant stem into or towards the pot. The plant's woody stems are partially visible, with some sections secured to an unseen support structure using black plastic ties at the upper right. The pot rests on a low, multi-layered base composed of a white-tiled or concrete surface atop exposed reddish-brown bricks. A plain white wall forms the immediate background on the left and behind parts of the plant, suggesting an outdoor or semi-enclosed residential setting. No individuals or active interactions are present in the frame.