Thanks for the info, it will be sad to see it leafless! I live on the mid north coast of NSW so pretty warm climate. Would you cut it back and put the cuttings in the pot? I have a few more cuttings going well on a heat mat so I might pop them in the pot, good idea. Love the siltepecana, haven't seen one of those before, it's beautiful. I also have an adansonii that's growing beautifully, it was a healthy specimen I found in Byron Bay.

I'm near Darwin so mine are outside growing up through trees. They look really nice when you have multiple vines with a thick mass of leaves. So yes, putting more cuttings in the pot is a good idea. But they might want more light than the one in your photo gets.

Saw a M. kessleri the other day in a nursery but it looked suspiciously too much like Raphidophora tetrasperma so didn't buy it. This nursery often gets IDs wrong.

There's a few photos of some of mine onthis thread.

Oh wow, love your beautiful plants. They would love your climate up there. I've seen a few posts of beautiful unusual aroids in your area and they seem to be easier to find. A Rhaphidophora tetrasperma is on my list, impossible to find around here!

I ended up shortening my obliqua and putting the cuttings back in the pot, wrong time of year, hopefully it takes. I also moved it to a good morning sun spot, it already looks happier. Thanks for your help!!

If you're after Rhaphidophora tetrasperma check in Bunnings. I've never seen one in there labeled correctly yet. Look amongst plants labeled "Philodendron species", you're sure to find one sooner or later.

I'll find one eventually! My mums a crazy plant nut as well and gave me these cuttings today, any idea what they are? Both philodendron's, P. Callosum the first maybe? Second one I'm not sure but I think it's a little more common.

Don't know the first but the second looks like the green form of P. erubescens. I have the red form of the erubescens. If you like message me and I can arrange to send you some R. tetrasperma and other Philo/aroid cuttings.

Cheers that would be wonderful! I'll send you a message :)

Got several cuttings, just have to get them posted.

Hi! My Monstera Obliqua that I just bought from a store in Norway is acting just like yours here, what kind of things worked for you? :)

Hi Oda! Mine is looking better but still not great although it is winter here so it should start growing more soon. I relocated into a morning sunny spot, repotted into a larger pot, cut it back and I've also wrapped it around itself. The cuttings from it are going really well... Tropicbreezent was really helpful with suggestions. They are awesome plants when they grow well!