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Mini Monstera Rhaphidophora tetrasperma - Pot + Plant + Soil
The Rhapidophora tetrasperma or Philodendron minima is a fast-growing vining houseplant also known as the Mini Monstera because his stylish split leaves look really similar to the Monstera deliciosa only he's mini! Give him a plant stake to lean on and he'll show off more splits in his leaves. Clever, eh!
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Description
What's in this cute box then?
| 1 x Indoor Houseplant |
| 1 x Self-watering pot (choose from 10 colours) Aussie made. |
| 1 x Coconut coir fibre mat - keeps the pests away and looks fancy on top of your soil |
| Soil - just enough to DIY pot up your plant into its new self-watering pot. |
| Gift Note - If you are sending as a gift we attach cute little gift notes. Please leave your notes at the cart and we will pop that in for you. |
This leafy houseplant will bring texture to your home with its unique shaped foliage, climbing up a plant stake or tumbling down your bookcase. Those glossy green leaves develop splits once they age. You know he really is an easy-going kind of guy. He will quickly spill over a pot edge or climb up a totem for you. Place him in a warm, brightly lit spot with filtered or indirect sunlight. He likes that! And be careful not to overwater him. Wait till the topsoil is dry 2 -3 cm down.
If you like Monstera deliciosa, but you don’t have enough room, Rhaphidophora tetrasperma is an excellent option. He has a similar flair but on a smaller scale, yet both from the aroid plant family.
Rhap now comes with the bells and whistles, a pot + plant and the soil. You only need to love him and pot him upon arrival.
- Description
- Quick Facts
- Size
- Growing
- Delivery
What's in this cute box then?
| 1 x Indoor Houseplant |
| 1 x Self-watering pot (choose from 10 colours) Aussie made. |
| 1 x Coconut coir fibre mat - keeps the pests away and looks fancy on top of your soil |
| Soil - just enough to DIY pot up your plant into its new self-watering pot. |
| Gift Note - If you are sending as a gift we attach cute little gift notes. Please leave your notes at the cart and we will pop that in for you. |
This leafy houseplant will bring texture to your home with its unique shaped foliage, climbing up a plant stake or tumbling down your bookcase. Those glossy green leaves develop splits once they age. You know he really is an easy-going kind of guy. He will quickly spill over a pot edge or climb up a totem for you. Place him in a warm, brightly lit spot with filtered or indirect sunlight. He likes that! And be careful not to overwater him. Wait till the topsoil is dry 2 -3 cm down.
If you like Monstera deliciosa, but you don’t have enough room, Rhaphidophora tetrasperma is an excellent option. He has a similar flair but on a smaller scale, yet both from the aroid plant family.
Rhap now comes with the bells and whistles, a pot + plant and the soil. You only need to love him and pot him upon arrival.
What to use me for: Did we say great indoor houseplant
I grow to: 1m high, 40cm wide
Where to place me: I like bright indirect light
Watering conditions: Give me a good soak once my soil is dry to touch and go easy on the watering can.
Soil Conditions: You want a mix that is going to have plenty of aeration and stay moist, but never soggy and well-draining. I come with a fancy free-draining potting mix.
Please take care when choosing your plants. Some plants are poisonous and individuals may be more sensitive or react differently.
I am currently
15-20cm tall in a 130cm nursery grow pot.
I'll grow to
I'll keep vining along, up to 1m
Light
Requires bright, filtered light. Indoors, direct sun is fine; outdoors, a little bit of dappled sun is fine as well. He is NOT a low light plant - he will grow slowly and will produce small foliage if placed in an area with too little light.
Water
Please don't over-water me! Wait until my topsoil is dry 2-3cm down before giving me a good soak and drain
Garden Coach
Worried about killing your lovely new friends? Don’t be - we’ve written a short guide to help you out or a more in-depth version for the hardcore What they don't tell you about raising good houseplants.
Don't forget we guide you after each purchase with a series of fun and factual Garden Coach emails to help you along the way. Take it easy and let the plants make themselves right at home.
Our plants are beautifully grown and have well-developed roots. They are hardened, can be planted directly into the planters and are excellent performing Indoor plants - it’s our plant promise guarantee!
We carefully package your plants into a customised box to ensure safe transport, healthy plants and fast, free delivery to your door
Description
What's in this cute box then?
| 1 x Indoor Houseplant |
| 1 x Self-watering pot (choose from 10 colours) Aussie made. |
| 1 x Coconut coir fibre mat - keeps the pests away and looks fancy on top of your soil |
| Soil - just enough to DIY pot up your plant into its new self-watering pot. |
| Gift Note - If you are sending as a gift we attach cute little gift notes. Please leave your notes at the cart and we will pop that in for you. |
This leafy houseplant will bring texture to your home with its unique shaped foliage, climbing up a plant stake or tumbling down your bookcase. Those glossy green leaves develop splits once they age. You know he really is an easy-going kind of guy. He will quickly spill over a pot edge or climb up a totem for you. Place him in a warm, brightly lit spot with filtered or indirect sunlight. He likes that! And be careful not to overwater him. Wait till the topsoil is dry 2 -3 cm down.
If you like Monstera deliciosa, but you don’t have enough room, Rhaphidophora tetrasperma is an excellent option. He has a similar flair but on a smaller scale, yet both from the aroid plant family.
Rhap now comes with the bells and whistles, a pot + plant and the soil. You only need to love him and pot him upon arrival.
Quick Facts
What to use me for: Did we say great indoor houseplant
I grow to: 1m high, 40cm wide
Where to place me: I like bright indirect light
Watering conditions: Give me a good soak once my soil is dry to touch and go easy on the watering can.
Soil Conditions: You want a mix that is going to have plenty of aeration and stay moist, but never soggy and well-draining. I come with a fancy free-draining potting mix.
Please take care when choosing your plants. Some plants are poisonous and individuals may be more sensitive or react differently.
Size
I am currently
15-20cm tall in a 130cm nursery grow pot.
I'll grow to
I'll keep vining along, up to 1m
Growing
Light
Requires bright, filtered light. Indoors, direct sun is fine; outdoors, a little bit of dappled sun is fine as well. He is NOT a low light plant - he will grow slowly and will produce small foliage if placed in an area with too little light.
Water
Please don't over-water me! Wait until my topsoil is dry 2-3cm down before giving me a good soak and drain
Garden Coach
Worried about killing your lovely new friends? Don’t be - we’ve written a short guide to help you out or a more in-depth version for the hardcore What they don't tell you about raising good houseplants.
Don't forget we guide you after each purchase with a series of fun and factual Garden Coach emails to help you along the way. Take it easy and let the plants make themselves right at home.
Delivery
Our plants are beautifully grown and have well-developed roots. They are hardened, can be planted directly into the planters and are excellent performing Indoor plants - it’s our plant promise guarantee!
We carefully package your plants into a customised box to ensure safe transport, healthy plants and fast, free delivery to your door
Quick Facts
What to use me for: Did we say great indoor houseplant
I grow to: 1m high, 40cm wide
Where to place me: I like bright indirect light
Watering conditions: Give me a good soak once my soil is dry to touch and go easy on the watering can.
Soil Conditions: You want a mix that is going to have plenty of aeration and stay moist, but never soggy and well-draining. I come with a fancy free-draining potting mix.
Please take care when choosing your plants. Some plants are poisonous and individuals may be more sensitive or react differently.
Size
I am currently
15-20cm tall in a 130cm nursery grow pot.
I'll grow to
I'll keep vining along, up to 1m
Growing
Light
Requires bright, filtered light. Indoors, direct sun is fine; outdoors, a little bit of dappled sun is fine as well. He is NOT a low light plant - he will grow slowly and will produce small foliage if placed in an area with too little light.
Water
Please don't over-water me! Wait until my topsoil is dry 2-3cm down before giving me a good soak and drain
Garden Coach
Worried about killing your lovely new friends? Don’t be - we’ve written a short guide to help you out or a more in-depth version for the hardcore What they don't tell you about raising good houseplants.
Don't forget we guide you after each purchase with a series of fun and factual Garden Coach emails to help you along the way. Take it easy and let the plants make themselves right at home.
Delivery
Our plants are beautifully grown and have well-developed roots. They are hardened, can be planted directly into the planters and are excellent performing Indoor plants - it’s our plant promise guarantee!
We carefully package your plants into a customised box to ensure safe transport, healthy plants and fast, free delivery to your door
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This is like having a garden coach in your pocket. Our plants nerds have setup a 30 day program to keep you on track and help you and your new plants survive the first month.
With tips and reminders for watering schedules, fertilisers and positioning this is the easiest way to grow plants confidently.
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Garden Coach: Week 1
Keeping your plants alive the first 30 days is critical. Don't worry, I’ll guide you through
Let me kick off with watering.
Succulents don’t like a lot of water and long periods of drought won’t hurt yours one bit, they’re the best type of plant for forgetful folk, or those that are away from home a fair bit, so don’t feel bad if you haven’t given him a drink yet. One of the most common mistakes people make is watering them too much! The best potting mix for succulents is a well draining one. Using a good potting mix of porous soil for succulents is super important to prevent overwatering. Water your succulent when the soil is dry. Soak it thoroughly rather than giving it regular sips and always empty excess water from the saucer as it will rot the roots. If you’re struggling try one of our self-watering pots they make a plant killer look like a pro! In winter succulents need even less water. You can touch the soil each week and if it’s even a bit damp then leave it alone and try again the following week. Succulents need little moisture and although it seems cruel, a sure-fire way to kill your beauty is by watering it frequently. This will turn it to mush.
If in doubt, leave it without.
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