Monstera deliciosa 'Mint'A rare and unusual form of a variegated Monserta, with emerging foliage appearing more 'lime green' and pale white. Care: These will need in a bright space with filtered light. Because of the variegation, they need slightly brighter conditions than regular deliciosa due to the lack of chlorophyll. It is best to avoid any sort of direct sun as this can potential burn foliage. Water as the top 2 3" of soil is dry which may be roughly 7 10 days. When re

which replicates the dappled sunlight of the tropical forests it hails from

Not an aroid but still a beautiful plant nonetheless

This is an unusual plant that has chocolate-red emergent leaves

This is mainly because as they spend their energy on unfurling a new leaf

They can grow to have very thick foliage

If you have any flies or fungus gnats flying around your home

Did you say you're looking for a plant with a TON of fenestration

good cultural conditions (moisture

making it a popular choice for both novice and experienced plant enthusiasts

Filtered light or shaded light is best

These are only available for our local Portland residents or people choosing pickup at our Portland shop

We found unlike other boston ferns