Can ya'll please help me to identify this beautiful baby?? When I got it, I thought it was a Hawaiian Pothos, but when it started to thrive while propagating I noticed the leaves starting to split? Is it an Amydrium?? I just finally potted it yesterday 🥰
Could you post some more pictures of the full plant/stems?
0 Me gusta Ive got another picture from the more mature plant it came from too
This is what it came from, I got it from a friend of mine but she isn't sure what its called either
If the leaves feel thinner (more like a pothos or philo) it’s definitely pinnatum. The rhaphidophora tend to be a bit thicker and waxy, more like a monstera. It can be hard to tell when they’re not fully mature. Pinnatum will get little pin holes around the mid rib. Pinnatum also will only have one crease between fenestrations were the rhaphis have multiple creases.
1 me gusta Omg, thank you!
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Maybe monstera adansonii?
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That’s what it looks like to me. Google says it is but I don’t always trust google.
1 me gusta I already have one of those, and the split pattern is sooo different ❤️
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It could be a mini monstera or a Baltic Blue. Both show early fenestration.
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mini monstera!! aka Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma
1 me gusta When i try to do a Google image search, each different picture I have of the same plant gives me different plant names 😭
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Looks like a Baltic Blue Pothos. Here’s some pictures similar to yours.
Pretty plantie ✨✨
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