Rhaphidophora Hayi - Shingle Plant
Rhaphidophora Hayi - Shingle Plant product-151646-1723061187-BER03-0001241^2

Rhaphidophora Hayi – Shingle Plant – 6″ Pot

$29.99

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Description

Add a touch of exotic charm to your indoor space with Rhaphidophora hayi, commonly known as the Shingle Plant. Native to Australia, this rare aerial root plant is celebrated for its unique, flat climbing foliage that creates the appearance of lush green shingles. Thriving in bright indirect light, the Shingle Plant can grow happily with natural or artificial light, making it versatile for various indoor settings. During the growing season, keep the soil moist by watering about three times a week and misting every few days. Reduce watering in the winter and ensure the top inch of soil dries out between waterings to prevent root rot.

Maintain temperatures between 60 and 78 degrees Fahrenheit and humidity levels around 70% for optimal growth. If the air is too dry, use a humidifier or a pebble tray with water to increase humidity. Fertilize sparingly three times a year with a slow-release product. Watch for yellow leaves, which indicate overwatering. As your Shingle Plant grows, add another piece of wood for support, prune it, or let it overgrow for a natural look. Note that this plant may have some natural toxicity, so keep it out of reach of pets and children. Embrace the distinctive beauty of the Shingle Plant and enjoy its lush, tropical vibes in your home.

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Each plant comes in a 6″ growers pot. The plant shown is an example of what you will receive, all plants are individuals and we strive to pick out the best for you.


Plant Specs:

Harmful To: Pets
Height: 2 ft
Light: Bright indirect light
Temperature: 60-78 degrees
Watering: Consistently moist, but not wet and needs to have good drainage. In winter allow the top inch or so to dry out before watering again.
Humidity: Higher humidity