The Rhaphidophora tetrasperma is the botanical name of the houseplant commonly referred to as the Mini Monstera, Monstera Ginny or Philodendron Ginnie. While it somewhat resembles the larger Monstera deliciosa or Split Leaf Philodendron, this plant is of the Rhaphidophora genus. All 3 (Rhaphidophora, Monstera and Philodendron) are however a part of the same family, Araceae. The Rhaphidophora tetrasperma features unique cut or split foliage, called fenestration, with thick vines. In its natural habitat, the plant latches onto rainforest trees and climbs up. Similarly, as a houseplant, it enjoys the support of a pole, trellis or stake to optimally grow skyward. To beautify your plant use containers with drain holes to drain excess water and keep your plant healthy. Indoor house plants are proven to be excellent air purifiers that removes pollutants and chemicals from the air for healthy living. Studies show that house plants can decrease stress and anxiety and stimulate creativity. Great for yourself or as a gift.
- Watering – water when the top quarter-third of the soil is dry to the touch, when watering, water evenly all the way around the plant and allow the water to drain, if the leaves become dusty, wipe them with a clean wet cloth, since this plant is a tropical plant, it appreciates regular misting as well
- Providing a bright spot with indirect sunlight is key for this houseplant, this means near a northern facing window or near any other window that is shaded by a sheer curtain
- When propagating your ginny philodendron, take a stem cutting with at least 1 node and place in water, soil or sphagnum moss, be patient, it can take several weeks to show roots
- Pet warning – according to the ASPCA this plant is toxic to pets if ingested, choose a pet friendly plant such as our cat palm or majesty palm
- We do not recommend shipping to extremely cold weather states, each live plant will be slightly different, thus the plant you receive may vary from the photo representation












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