philodendron dragon tail vs rhaphidophora decursiva Rhaphidophora decursiva "Dragon Tail" – Leaf Stork

philodendron dragon tail vs rhaphidophora decursiva Rhaphidophora decursiva "Dragon Tail" – Leaf StorkYou are buying a plant that is similar to the ones in the picture. Native Indo China, they are fabulous houseplants that add visual interest elegance and to any space. As the plant matures it will climb a pole and the leaves will begin to fenestrate, becoming large and looking like fern or palm fronds. Basic Care Light They love Bright indirect light. Water They like a well drained soil. Water thoroughly when the top soil dries to Two inches. An

You are buying a plant that is similar to the ones in the picture.

Native Indo China, they are fabulous houseplants that add visual interest elegance and to any space. As the plant matures it will climb a pole and the leaves will begin to fenestrate, becoming large and looking like fern or palm fronds.

Basic Care

Light

They love Bright indirect light. 

Water 

They like a well drained soil. Water thoroughly when the top soil dries to... Two inches. An occasional shower to soak the soil and clean the leaves is always appreciated.

Humidity

Not particular, prefers higher air humidity when possible

Temperature

Keep above 65°-85° F

Fertilizing

Feed organic houseplant fertilizer monthly during the growing season or synthetic houseplant fertilizer diluted to half strength.

Difficulty 

Easy

Phonetic

Phonetic:  rah-fee-doff-or-ah   

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