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narrow form monstera adansonii Monstera adansonii 4"-6" – BotanicaMonstera adansonii Monstera adansonii is a variable hemi epiphytic climbing vine native to a large area of Central and South America. When immature, leaves are small and have few fenestrations (holes in the leaf), but when allowed to climb up a support, ideally a tree in the jungle, the leaves can get absolutely massive. There are a couple varieties in cultivation, including what is the most commonly called 'Wide Form' but actually isn't M. adansonii
Monstera adansonii
Monstera adansonii - is a variable hemi-epiphytic climbing vine native to a large area of Central and South America. When immature, leaves are small and have few fenestrations (holes in the leaf), but when allowed to climb up a support, ideally a tree in the jungle, the leaves can get absolutely massive. There are a couple varieties in cultivation, including what is the most commonly called 'Wide Form' but actually isn't M. adansonii at all, it is a NOID (never been classified) sp. that is very similar to M. adansonii. The other being Monstera adansonii subsp. laniata, and M. adansonii subsp. laniata 'Narrow', which is also common in cultivation and has fewer and smaller fenestrations present in the foliage.
Monstera adansonii enjoys bright indirect light to partial/brief direct sun exposure, a chunky well-draining soil, moderate to high temps, and absolutely loves humidity. Likes to dry superficially in-between waterings, do not allow to sit bone dry. Will not get large foliage if not allowed to climb.
May need to be repotted in 6 months to a year.
4" & 6" nursery pots available.
*Our stock changes daily. Photos on our website are only representative of the plant you will receive, meaning you likely won't receive the plant in the photo.*
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