The split leaves of Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma are quite reminiscent of one of its cousins, Monstera Deliciosa. Even though the M.Deliciosa and RT may share some similarities they are in fact from twoseparate parts of the world. Bright, indirect light is ideal for your Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma. Its leaves are shaped in a way that makes the most of the ambient light in its area. While it cant tolerate a lot of direct sunlight, bright but indirect lighting mimics what it naturally gets in the wild.

Thesecuttings will be ready to plant in a small 2″-4″ pot with well draining soil.

Care

Light: Your RT prefers bright to medium indirect light, but is not suited for intense, direct sun (however it can be acclimated to withstand it).

Water/ Humidity: When watering, allow soil to dry out between waterings. Expect to water more often in brighter light and less often in lower light.Rhaphidophora Tetraspermais comfortable in average room humitidy, but will thrive and spread its aroid roots in humid conditions.