Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma
R. tetrasperma has a striking resemblance to Monstera deliciosa and is often mistaken for the Philodendron species. However, this plant is neither a Monstera or a Philodendron, although they are all in the same family Araceae. Rhaphidophora tetrasperma is a completely separate genus than those two plants.
Light:
Place plants in a location with bright to moderate indirect light. Avoid direct sun.
Water:
Water regularly, keeping the soil moist, but not soggy from spring to autumn. During winter let the top 1 inch of the soil dry just slightly between waterings. Yellowing leaves may indicate underwatering, or poor drainage.
Temperature:
Prefers warm and humid conditions. Keep above 15 °C from spring to autumn and no lower than 12 °C in winter.
Fertilizer:
Use a well-balanced fertilizer every time you water in the summer and spring. Do not fertilize in fall and winter.
Potting:
Repot annually in the spring when the plant is young. When the plant is fully matured repotting is less necessary, top up annually with fresh soil.
Provide climbing support, like a moss-covered stick, to grow the plant tall.