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4” Monstera lechleriana variegated

$59.99

Care

 Bright indirect light

 Allow soil to dry almost completely between watering

 

Monstera lechleriana variegated is a tropical indoor plant renowned for its iconic split leaves, or fenestrations.  This is the variegated form which boasts colorful leaves with a mix of white and green.

Monstera lechleriana variegated loves to climb, so we recommend providing it with a coco pole or other support structure.  If not allowed to climb it will produce leafless runners.

Monstera lechleriana variegated care:

This plant prefers a well draining soil that is rich in organic matter.  Allow the soil to dry out almost completely between watering, taking care to not allow it to sit in excess water.  Provide your plant with plenty of bright indirect light for optimal growth.

Additional information:

Monstera, also referred to as "Swiss Cheese Plant", are a type of aroid native to many different countries in Latin America. Monstera can be found growing in its natural habitat in Costa Rica, Mexico, Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia, etc.

In the wild, Monstera have a variety of growth habits. They can climb or spread as ground cover. If they are allowed to climb, Monstera leaves will become much larger and begin to fenestrate. They are semi-epiphytic.

Monstera can grow in low indirect light but prefer medium to bright indirect light. If grown in low light conditions their growth will slow.

They tend to be easy to care for and make a great addition to any houseplant collection.

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Jamie
Happy Customer

My plant arrived ! The packaging was perfect. We had the heat pack added variegation is beautiful. No issues with the plant at all. We are Happy from purchase to delivery.

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Vamie Kang
New leaves

I keep getting new leaves almost every 3 weeks. It’s so healthy! Can’t wait for fenestrations!

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Mitzi Kent
One of the most beautiful plants I've seen

The variegation on this plant was stunning.