difference between monstera deliciosa and rhaphidophora tetrasperma Tetrasperma Rhaphidophora "Mini Monstera" – Baton Rouge Succulent Co

difference between monstera deliciosa and rhaphidophora tetrasperma Tetrasperma Rhaphidophora "Mini Monstera" – Baton Rouge Succulent CoAffectionally called a Mini Monstera because of the fenestrations or splits in their leaves, the Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma resembles the Monstera Deliciosa. This tropical vining plant loves to climb and the aerial roots attach easily to anything. The main stem is more sturdy than a trailing plant and tend to hover horizontally before cascading down so its best to give them a moss pole or trelis for support. We have included a driftwood pole with your

Affectionally called a “Mini Monstera” because of the fenestrations or splits in their leaves, the Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma resembles the Monstera Deliciosa. This tropical vining plant loves to climb and the aerial roots attach easily to anything. The main stem is more sturdy than a trailing plant and tend to “hover” horizontally before cascading down so it’s best to give them a moss pole or trelis for support. We have included a driftwood pole with your plant. As it grows, you can train it to climb by lightly securing it with twine. They prefer bright, indirect light but can handle dappled direct sun.  They like humid enviroments so outdoors in the shade is ideal, but it makes a great indoor houseplant in a bright room near a window.

*Plants ship bare root