How to Grow the Variegated Monstera: Part 2

Part 2 of "How to Grow the Variegated Monstera" - Byron Martin, Logee's horticulturist and third generation owner, provides additional information on how to grow and care for the rare Variegated Monstera plant. Visit Logees.com to learn more about our Variegated Monstera:
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Part 1 of "How to Grow the Variegated Monstera" can be found here:
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This beautiful and unusual rare plant is currently in high demand. Like most other variegated rare plants, it is also a slow grower and takes us years to grow it into a nice plant in a 5” pot. White Variegated Monstera has leaves 13-18” wide with large holes resembling Swiss cheese (some people call it Swiss Cheese Plant). Each leaf is unique with no two the same.

The irregular cream-and-green variegation creates some leaves that are nearly fully white with green markings and other leaves are green with white marbling. Aerial roots anchor it to a trellis, moss pole or wall. In its native habitat, it’s an understory plant that climbs up tropical trees. Mature plants produce breadfruit, an 8-10” long cone, that takes a year to mature into an edible fruit.

Learn more about the Variegated Monstera at Logees.com:
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