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Kokedama style Mini Monstera
Kokedama Rhaphidophora tetrasperma
("raf-id-oh-FOR-ah tet-rah-SPER-mah")
£44.00
Hanging
Our Kokedama style Mini Monstera, also known as Kokedama Rhaphidophora tetrasperma, makes a beautiful hanging plant for your home or as a gift.
Despite its close resemblance to both Monstera deliciosa and Monstera adansonii (which is the reason for its common names), this plant is not actually a Monstera. It is from a related genus with a far less easy-to-pronounce scientific name, Raphidophora.
Rhaphidophora tetrasperma grows very much like Monsteras, Philodendrons and Epipremnum and can be cared for in much the same way.
Very young plants don't have the distinctive cut-outs in the leaves that older plants have, but these soon develop and give the plant its very distinctive, Mini Monstera look, which is shown off beautifully in our kokedama-style hanging planter.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
CARE INSTRUCTIONSAdditional Information
Pets & Children
Like all aroids, the sap may be irritating if it gets into the mouth or throat
Country of Origin
Thailand and Malaysia
Habitat Conditions
These are plants from the warm humid jungles of Malaysia and Thailand, so require warm conditions. They are surprisingly tolerant of quite dry conditions, so are well suited to most locations in the house except bright unheated conservatories.
Plant Care
Light
Avoid direct sunlight, but otherwise tolerant of a wide range of light conditions
Watering
This plant does best in most, but not wet, soil. It will cope with drying out occasionally.
Pruning
The plant can be pruned to maintain shape and encoure more bushy growth - cut back individual vines to a bud. Cuttings can be rooted to produce a new plant
Feeding
A weak solution of fertilizer should be added to the water at every watering
Pest & Diseases
Be on the lookout for mealybugs and two-spotted spider mites, both of which should be physically removed when seen. Significant infestrations of mealybugs or their egg masses should be removed by cutting off the affected parts of the plant (likely to be near the tips of the vines).
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