Though called "Mini Monstera" because of its Monstera-like, fenestrated leaves—Rhaphidophora tetrasperma is not a Monstera at all. Though it's in the same family, this is an Asian Aroid (unlike Monstera, which is a Central and South American species). It is a highly coveted houseplant—definitely not as easy to get as a Monstera deliciosa, and I find a relatively easy one to grow.

Here we'll go over more of its natural history, where and how I'm growing mine, and more.

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