Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma Size:10" such as an east or

such as an east or west window

Never let them sit in water (they are prone to root rot)

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Slightly toxic if eaten

Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma Size:10" such as an east orThe Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma looks similar to a Monstera, but is a completely different genus of plant. As a climber, it will grow larger leaves if you give it a trellis, moss pole or bamboo stake to climb on. You can see from the inspo pic just how beautiful they can be! They really thrive in bright, indirect light but will tolerate medium light. Water when the top 2 3" of soil begin to feel dry.