One of my favorite tropical plants is the Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma (as you can tell by the logo I made for this site).
Here’s a quick before / after of my plants growth within 9 months.
As for care: I recommend extremely high humidity. I keep this rhaphidophora in a grow tent with humidity at a constant 90%+. When propped on mole poles / coco coir poles, it’s growth rate accelerates as it LOVES to climb.
One of my recent water-propped Monstera deliciousa just unfurled the smallest leaf with perfect fenestration.
The philodendron atabpoense is one of my favorite tropical plants. A great climbing plant, adolescent leafs (like this one) have a deep purple on the underside. Adult leaves reach upwards of 2 feet.
Peperomia Napoli Nights is one of my favorite peperomias with beautiful silvery leaves.
It’s very easy to care for and only requires a little water each week. The stalks shooting out above the plant are their flowers.
A photo of my bushy Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma after a rain storm. Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma's are commonly known as Monstera "Ginny," but they're actually not monstera plants at all!
A photo of my bushy Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma after a rain storm. Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma's are commonly known as Monstera "Ginny," but they're actually not monstera plants at all!
I grew this outside during the summer in USDA Zone 6. They prefer high humidity and indirect light. I kept it in a shady area and it grew like a weed. It’s about time for a re-potting—you can’t even see the moss pole it’s growing on!
Some Monstera deliciosa after the rain. A brand new leaf and an older leaf
A small part of a large living pothos wall in Boston, Massachusetts.
A healthy Neoregelia carolinae f. tricolor Bromeliad
A few small air plants sit at the top of a large Paludarium near some emersed Java fern. An unlikely pair !
