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The “Fenestratum Mulyadii” is a rare and fascinating plant from the Araceae family, native to Borneo. It is a rheophyte, which means it grows on rocks along the banks of fast-moving streams and rivers. While it can withstand periods of flooding, it is not an aquatic plant and should not be kept permanently submerged.

Here is a care guide for growing Fenestratum Mulyadii :

Light:

Bright, indirect light is ideal. Mimic its natural habitat on the forest floor, where it receives dappled sunlight.
The color of the leaves can vary depending on the light. In high light, they are a rich, light green, while in low light they can become dark green to almost black.
Avoid direct sunlight, which can scorch the delicate leaves.

Humidity:

This plant requires very high humidity, 80% or more, to thrive. This is why it is best suited for a contained environment like a terrarium or paludarium.
Regular misting or a humidifier will be necessary if you are not growing it in a sealed environment.

Watering:

Keep the soil or substrate permanently moist, but ensure it is not waterlogged.
It’s important to provide excellent drainage, as sitting in stagnant water can cause the rhizome to rot.
While it prefers constant moisture, it can surprisingly withstand short-term droughts.

Soil/Substrate:

This plant is often grown “emersed” (above water) on rocks or driftwood, which mimics its natural growth habit.
If you are potting it, use a well-draining, airy mix. A mix similar to what you would use for orchids, with components like coco coir, perlite, and bark, can work well.
The plant’s rhizome should not be buried in the substrate, as this can lead to rot.

Temperature:

Fenestratum Mulyadii prefers permanently warm temperatures, always above 20°C (68°F).
Avoid cold drafts or sudden temperature changes.

Fertilizer:

This is a slow-growing plant, so it does not require heavy feeding.
A balanced liquid fertilizer at half the recommended strength, applied about every two weeks during the growing season (spring and summer), should be sufficient.

Propagation:

The most effective method is through rhizome division. You can carefully separate offshoots from the main plant to create new ones.

Important Note: Despite being found near water and sometimes sold as an aquarium plant, keeping Fenestratum Mulyadii permanently submerged will likely cause it to “melt” and rot. It is a rheophyte, adapted to growing above the water line and tolerating floods, not living underwater full-time.

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Here is a care guide for growing Fenestratum Mulyadii :

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