Rhaphidophora decursiva (Philodendron Kylin Tail) D12

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 leaves, without fenestrations, but as the plant matures, the appearance changes dramatically, and the leaves acquire impressive proportions.
Other commercial or popular names: Philodendron Kylin Tail, Philodendron Dragon Tail, Epipremnum Kylin Tail
Synonyms: Monstera decursiva, Monstera multijuga, Pothos decursivus, Rhaphidophora affinis, Rhaphidophora eximia, Rhaphidophora grandis, Rhaphidophora insignis, Scindapsus decursivus

Note: Image 1 shows the mature form of the plant.

Height with pots included approx. 25-30 cm