Monstera dubia

Monstera dubia is a rare shingling aroid native to Central and South America, known for its striking foliage that changes dramatically as the plant matures from juvenile to adult. When mature, the foliage is variegated with silvery-blue patches, and the leaves lie flat against a tree, rather than fanning outwards, a growth habit known as shingling. Our Monstera dubia are rooted in soil and allowed to begin shingling up a cedar board. As they climb, the foliage will continue to grow larger, and, provided sufficient humidity, to lie flat against its climbing surface. 

PLANT CARE

• Light: Bright, indirect light
• Water: Water when the top 1" of soil feels dry
• Considerations: Incorporate a taller board or moss pole when repotting so your plant can continue to climb. High humidity encourages continued shingling

WHAT TO EXPECT

You'll get a healthy Monstera dubia that meets our rigorous quality standards in a 4" nursery pot with a wooden climbing board. No two plants are alike, and yours will have its own unique shape, size and personality; expect this natural variation from the photos. Limit 1 plant per customer.

Our plants include detailed care instructions as well as our Houseplant Best Practices guide, with information on how to repot, seasonal care and more!

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