Rhaphidophora tetrasperma (Monstera Minima)

The Rhaphidophora tetrasperma is often called a Monstera minima but the two are actually not related at all. These plants have gorgeous green glossy leaves and look very similar in shape to monstera hence the common name! Native to areas of Southeast Asia rather then vining up it will trail and grow sideways, but can be trained up a moss pole if you like!

Please note the 19cm diameter plant is priced accordingly as it is imperfect (healthy plant - just funny shape!)

Rating- Easy

Loves- Bright light, out of direct sunlight. Moist but not soggy soil.

Hates- Low light (too little light will result in slow growth and smaller foliage)

Pot diameter 12cm, 19cm

More information and care recommendations are below.