Philodendron, Monstera & Related (Araceae)

Rhaphidophora Decursiva - climbing species from the Araceae family. The plant stands out for its large and glossy leaves, with dozens of fenestrations. Immature specimens show relatively small and sharp...

Rhaphidophora tenuis - climbing botanical species from the Araceae family, endemic to Borneo. Rhaphidophora tenuis is a plant from the Araceae family, related to popular genera such as Monstera, Philodendron...

Monstera Minima (Rhaphidophora tetrasperma) has fast growth, being a climbing plant. It prefers a bright area, away from direct sunlight. Make sure the soil does not dry out. Some leaves...

Monstera Minima (Rhaphidophora tetrasperma) has fast growth, being a climbing plant. It prefers a bright area, away from direct sunlight. Make sure the soil does not dry out. Some leaves...

Monstera Minima (Rhaphidophora tetrasperma) has fast growth, being a climbing plant. It prefers a bright area, away from direct sunlight. Make sure the soil does not dry out. Some leaves...

Rhaphidophora Decursiva - climbing species from the Araceae family. The plant stands out for its large and glossy leaves, with dozens of fenestrations. Immature specimens show relatively small and pointed...

Rhaphidophora Hongkongensis - climbing species from the genus Rhaphidophora (family Araceae) . The plant stands out for its oval, dark green, glossy leaves with the appearance and texture of leather....

Rhaphidophora tenuis - climbing botanical species from the Araceae family, endemic to Borneo. Not much information is known about this variety, but it seems that the difference between juvenile leaves...

Monstera minima, scientifically known as Rhaphidophora tetrasperma, is an attractive tropical plant. This plant is native to Southeast Asia and is valued for its perforated leaves, which are smaller and...

Rhaphidophora korthalsii - climbing species, initially discovered in Peninsular Malaysia. The plant grows and develops similar to Monstera dubia, fixing itself on tree trunks with the help of aerial roots....