Rhaphidophora puberula albo variegated is a rare climbing aroid native to tropical Southeast Asia. It is valued for its naturally long, narrow foliage, which gives the plant a sleek, elongated appearance distinct from broader-leaved Rhaphidophora species. The leaves display a medium to deep green base with crisp white to creamy variegation expressed as marbling, splashes, or irregular sectoral patches caused by reduced chlorophyll, creating strong visual contrast on the slender leaf surface.

This species is an eager climber and responds well to vertical support, producing more defined and mature leaf shapes as it ascends. It performs best in bright, indirect light with warm temperatures, moderate to high humidity, and evenly moist, well-draining soil to support steady growth and maintain clean variegation.

Exact Plant Info

Pot size: 3.25" x 3.25"

Soil media: RPF Soil Mix

Height: 10" (with pot)

Longest leaf length: 5.5"

*You will receive the EXACT plant shown in the photos.

DISCLAIMER: Highly variegated leaves are prone to browning and may be more vulnerable during the shipping process.