Rhaphidophora hongkongensis 'Mint' Dryopteridaceae it originated from a cross

it originated from a cross between two unnamed P

Natural Heritage and Growth Conditions

or broad bands of cream and white

Etymology and plant background

Rhaphidophora hongkongensis 'Mint' Dryopteridaceae it originated from a crossRhaphidophora hongkongensis 'Mint' Rhaphidophora hongkongensis 'Mint' carries elongated green leaves with irregular pale green, cool mint and occasional cream marbling. Some blades are softly mottled while others contain larger sectors, and the balance of green and pale tissue changes from node to node. Young shoots can press flat against a climbing surface, with overlapping entire leaves arranged like shingles and aerial roots anchoring the stem.