Monstera siltepecana 'El Salvador'These are rapid growing climbing aroids and one of our favorites. Known for their silvery appearance, we've rarely seen this variety in cultivation. Their leaves transform when they fully mature and produce fenestration. Care Like most climbing Monstera, these would prefer a moss pole or surface to climb as this can produce larger foliage. Water when first 2" of soil is dry. Avoid any harsh direct sun and keep in a bright filtered space. When

The Monstera species can be found growing in a wide range across Central and South America

Long elusive but finally available at last

These will do best if given a flat surface to climb such as a board

Lovely bright colorful foliage great for any household

but a bright dappled sun will do nicely

We recommend watering roughly every 2 weeks in the spring and summer when the soil is completely dry

We absolutely love this plant for its distinct foliage and rapid growing pattern

We recommend a nice well draining sandy cactus/euphorbia mixture & these need strong light at least some direct sun at some point of the day preferably unobstructed south or west facing windows

These need natural bright filtered light to direct sun (not from a grow light) we usually recommend unobstructed south or west facing windows

we usually recommend every 10-12 days and strong filtered light although it can handle some dapple direct sun

These usually do not have extensive root systems and they are actually quite fibrous and woody not to be mistaken for dried or rotted roots

We sometimes will call them hash browns as well