Propagation
Divide established clumps during spring or while re-potting.

Culture
It may be difficult to grow and requires a minimum temperature of 15ºC (60ºF) with indirect bright light during both summer and winter. 

Yellow leaf margins occur from cold temperatures.
Use tepid water in small amounts but regularly to maintain a moist but not wet composted soil mix and mist the leaves regularly to maintain humidity. Re-pot only as necessary during spring.

Botanic information
Leaf: The large leathery cordate leaves are up to 127mm (5in) wide have a sagittate to cordate base and an abruptly acuminate apex. They are held errect from the clump on a slender petiole that is up to 350mm (14in) long.

Flower: The tiny bisexual flowers are arranged densely on a slender spadix with red, white or green spathe that is up to 127mm (5in) long and has a puckered appearance. It is held above the foliage on a peduncle up to 700mm (28in) long appearing during summer.

Note
The tiny flowers have 4-tepals and a 2-celled ovary with 1 to 2 ovules and are long lasting on the plant.
The flowering period can vary in tropical regions and they may appear throughout the year.

Fruit: The small berry is not commonly seen and the plant is normally reproduced vegetatively.