Rhaphidophora Puberula Variegata New in has a high aesthetic appeal

has a high aesthetic appeal with its green and white or yellow variegated leaves and is simple to propagate from the ‘baby spiders’

It has deep rippled leaves which are almost leathery in some

often referred to as the ‘String of Coins’

round semi-succulent leaves that are deep green or sometimes with lighter

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Rhaphidophora Puberula Variegata New in has a high aesthetic appealRhaphidophora Puberula Variegata Rhaphidophora puberula variegata is a rare climbing trailing houseplant which has elongated textured leaves which showcase irregular splashes of creamy white, mint and pale green variegation. Often featuring fenestrations in mature leaves, this moderate to fast growing plant thrives as a trailing or climbing velvety houseplant.