Mini Monstera Plant Rhaphidophora. Although Rhaphidophora tetrasperma is also a member of the family Araceae it is not. Small glossy green heart shaped leaves develop the distinctive notches and outlines as they growUSE IN.
So although this low maintenance plant looks very much like a Monstera deliciosa it is not the same. Plant in free draining soil rich in organic. In tropical gardens outside on sheltered balconies or indoors in a potLOCATION.
Bright indirect to medium-low.
Both of them are so-called aroids coming from the same Araceae plant family. Its also not a philod. This fast-growing houseplant prefers to climb so be ready to provide some support for it. Dappled sunlight is best outdoors east or north-facing windows best indoors but medium andor fluorescent light is almost as good.
