Rhaphidophora tetrasperma

This charming aroid often gets mistaken for other popular houseplants—and it’s easy to see why! With its unique foliage and ever-changing appearance, it’s been confused with everything from a mini Monstera deliciosa to a Philodendron or even Epipremnum pinnatum. These lookalikes all share similarly split or pinnate leaves at certain stages of growth, making this plant a bit of a botanical chameleon!

Care Tip:

Give it bright, indirect light and a moss pole or trellis to climb, and you’ll be rewarded with lush, textured growth.

Fun Fact:

Because of its frequent identity mix-ups, this plant has gone by many names at nurseries—so if you think you’ve seen it before under a different label, you’re probably right!

The plant pictured is the one you'll receive. 4 inch pot.