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Rhodospatha sp. Roja

Rhodospatha sp. Roja

$40.00 - $40.00
$40.00
$40.00 - $40.00
$40.00
Rodospatha sp. 'Roja' refers to a yet-to-be-fully-classified species within the Rodospatha genus, with 'Roja' indicating a distinctive red characteristic, possibly in its foliage or flowers. The Rodospatha genus, part of the Araceae family, is known for its tropical, climbing plants, often found in rainforest environments. This specific 'Roja' variant likely features some form of red coloring, which could manifest in various parts of the plant, such as the leaves, stems, or inflorescences, setting it apart from other species in the genus. The exact nature of the red hue – whether it's in vibrant splashes, subtle undertones, or specific patterns – would be a significant aspect of its appeal. Adapted to humid, shaded environments typical of tropical undergrowth, Rodospatha sp. 'Roja' would thrive in similar indoor conditions, requiring indirect light, high humidity, and well-draining soil. Regular watering to maintain consistent soil moisture, coupled with occasional fertilization, would support its growth and the maintenance of its unique red characteristics. This plant would be a fascinating addition for plant enthusiasts and collectors, especially those drawn to unique and exotic species with colorful foliage or flowers.

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Tristan
Beautiful, unexpected

This rhodospatha sp has very dark green leaves with a burgundy red abaxial akin to philodendron atabapoense or syngonium carti road. It's really pretty and I can't wait to see how it grows. I also got the rhodospatha sp taisha which was $10 cheaper, and tbh I can't tell the difference between them at all, so that's why I'm giving this one 4 stars, since I feel like I could have just paid $10 less for the same plant. Perhaps this one's leaves just stay a little redder with age? That's what it seems might be the case. Or maybe I have to wait for an inflorescence to tell the difference?