Yeah you could cut off the growing end and re-root it. then you'll have two. Pot em up in the same pot to have a fuller planting. If you re-pot it as it is it'll probably grow aerial root from the horizontal section of stem down to the soil which would be very interesting to look at. Either way it's a good idea to give it something to climb. What's it doing off to the left of your photo? Is it a stem with growth on it or is it bare? You could chop that off too and possibly start a new plant from it. Hi Toni Here's a few basics to answer your question. Monstera have a geniculum where the petioles join the leaves. R. tetrasperma do not. R. tetrasperma petioles are much more slender and longer in relation to the leaves than M. Deliciosa. M. Del's have a fatter Stem (vine) and the petioles are larger where they attach to it. Rhaph's petioles are "D" shaped in cross section and the Monstera's have a somewhat flattened oval cross section.

Hello Michelle, Yes my tetrasperma is now growing quite well after a bit of a hiccup. I didn't notice that during the rearrangement of what we call our tropical house the main stem had been broken and the plant, although growing was producing tiny leaves. Anyway a bit of remedial work and it seems to be recovering and sprouting well ,will see how it grows through the year. Tell

The plant look like it needs to be in a bigger pot. When you took the plant out of the pot, was there more roots than soil? It looks like the water could be running down the side of the pot instead of the root ball. I think you are watering too much. I have four RT‘s all growing nicely. I use a tell to know when to water. A wooden stick inserted into the pot reaching the bottom. If it is dry when i pull it out than I water. As long as your plant is not in direct sunlight, the light is fine. Mine don’t receive that strong of light. I hope this help. Ellen

I recently saw a huge philodendron houseplant that had a hoya growing in it. I think the rhaphidophora would be really cool growing up a FLF. I suspect the rhaphidophora will grow pretty fast though and might overtake the FLF. However, you can always take cuttings off and keep it in check. If you decide to do it, I'd love to see pictures!