When plants are juvenile, the leaves are narrow and only a few inches long but when the plants are mature they produce leaves up to 10 inches long. The holes, or fenestrations, are rounded and located close to the center rib of the leaf. These monstera are climbers and thrive on a moss stick.
Lighting: Plants like bright, indirect light with only a bit of morning sun, such as from an east window. A south or west window will work if there is a sheer curtain or the plant is far enough from the window not to receive direct sunlight.
Watering: Water when the top 3-4 inches of soil is dry. They are more drought tolerant than other monstera species as they have thicker leaves.
