Rhaphidophora pertusa Size:12cm This species is also a

This species is also a good candidate for a conservatory or a humid room such as a bathroom

cordate foliage

Found throughout Central and South America this Anthurium stands out with regular displays of hanging red berries and aerial roots that are thick

Named for its neon green foliage which has contrasting thick

An unknown species that resembles Begonia rubida

Rhaphidophora pertusa Size:12cm This species is also aRhaphidophora pertusa is a tropical climber renowned for its distinctive foliage, featuring large, deeply lobed leaves with irregular perforations. These fenestrations give the plant a unique appearance, often leading to confusion with Monstera species. Unlike Rhaphidophora tetrasperma, which has smaller, more uniform splits resembling a miniature Monstera deliciosa, R. pertusa develops larger, more asymmetrically perforated leaves as it matures. As