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╬ PLANT ID #002

PLANT NAME ☞ Monster

Scientific name: Rhaphidophora tetrasperma

Common name: Mini monstera

Soil mixture: 1 part potting soil::1 part perlite::1 part orchid bark

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Reference Links about this species:

• iNaturalist Observations
• International Plant Names Index
• Wikimedia Commons

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╬ Observations

Date: December 1, 2025

Today marks the day that Monster was moved from their water-filled nursery jar into a pot with soil.

Monster originated as a cutting taken from a peer's Mini Monstera.

Monster's roots grew beautifully during the nursing period. Two large (3-5 inches) roots were formed and smaller tiny roots had begun growing from them.