Rhaphidophora glauca
A Himalayan and mainland South-East Asian Rhaphidophora first described by Wallich and moved to Rhaphidophora by Schott in 1857. It climbs trees in monsoon forest from about 500 m to 2000 m, with hot wet summers and cool dry winters. Grow it on a pole with a clear winter drop.
Where it grows wild
No detailed habitat account reached us. Records come from monsoon broadleaf forest in the Himalayan foothills and mountains, where it climbs trunks as a root climber.
Records at 490–1980 m, median about 1740 m.
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