Rhaphidophora tetrasperma
vlmastra
13 years ago
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Has anyone tried this guy? I noticed it on Angel's website. It's something like a small Monstera deliciosa. Apparently he (it) is in the tribe Monstereae of Araceae as well, but it does look quite different. Any ideas on humidity needs? Is it reasonably tolerant of indoor conditions?
Exotic Angel says that it is a "novice" plant. Then again, their tags often have bad nomenclature and misleading advice, so I'm taking that with a grain of salt.
PS: I'd post direct links for you guys, but the forum blocks commercial domains. Evading the wordfilter is easy but probably against the rules!
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