philodendron hayi Rhaphidophora Hayi | Uprooted

philodendron hayi Rhaphidophora Hayi | UprootedRhaphidophora hayi is a fast growing, low maintenance aroid that hugs tightly to vertical supports, creating a beautiful tiled effect with its smooth, oval leaves. Native to tropical rainforests, its perfect for totems, moss boards, or climbing walls where space is limited but impact is key. Why Youll Love It Glossy green leaves stack tightly for a living mosaic effect Grows quickly and thrives with minimal fuss Ideal for vertical gardens, terrariums,

Rhaphidophora hayi is a fast-growing, low-maintenance aroid that hugs tightly to vertical supports, creating a beautiful tiled effect with its smooth, oval leaves. Native to tropical rainforests, it’s perfect for totems, moss boards, or climbing walls where space is limited but impact is key.

Why You’ll Love It ✔️
✔️ Glossy green leaves stack tightly for a living mosaic effect
✔️ Grows quickly and thrives with minimal fuss
✔️ Ideal for vertical gardens, terrariums, or small-space styling

🌞 Light: Prefers bright indirect light; avoid harsh direct sun to prevent leaf scorch.
💧 Water: Keep evenly moist but not soggy; allow the top 2–3cm of soil to dry slightly.
💦 Humidity: A humidifier is recommended to maintain lush growth and compact form.
🌡 Temperature: Enjoys 18–28°C; protect from temperatures below 15°C.
🌱 Soil: Use a mix of coco coir, coco chip & perlite to ensure proper drainage and airflow.
🪴 Support: Needs a moss pole, totem, or board to shingle and grow upright.
🌿 Fertiliser: Controlled-release fertiliser is in the potting mix. Supplement with liquid fertiliser during active growth for best results.
🚫 Toxicity: We believe it’s safe, but always use caution around pets and children.

A rewarding climber that adds instant green elegance to any vertical space.

Synonyms / Trade Names:
Occasionally sold as “Shingle Plant”

100mm pot size

Plants are shipped on a polystyrene totem, as bark or wooden totems cannot be sent to all states. We recommend keeping the plant on the totem to prevent damage. However, if you wish to remove it, carefully break apart the polystyrene rather than pulling the plant off, as the stems and roots are delicate and may break easily.