Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma
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What |
Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma |
Purchased |
May 1, 2020 |
From |
SF Plants |
Condition |
4 Inch, pest-free, wilty, lightly damaged leaves |
General
- Native to Thailand and Malyasia
- Can be from dry to moist forests
- Would benefit from a sphagnum pole
- Leaves will be larger and have more fenestrations if staked
Difficulty
Light
- Bright diffused light
- Doesn’t like direct light (will burn leaves)
- Has thin leaves, not waxy cuticles
Humidity
- Likes humidity, moderate to high would be great, especially if light is more intense
- 60% would be good, but not picky if not available
Watering
- Water right before when soil is dry (maybe an inch down or so)
- Stems will get brown if getting too dry
- Once a week is a good place to start
- Use filtered or distilled water
Propagate
Pet
Potting Medium
- Well draining
- Leave in nursury pot for as long as possible to get it to acclimate
Fertizilier
- Gentle
- 20:20:20 bi-monthly or monthly during growing season
- Synthetic: cut in half!
- Can go higher on nitrogen to give healthy leaves
Pests
- Pretty resilient, but can be prone to thrips (has thin leaves)