Like the more common Monstera deliciosa this plant has green foliage that becomes highly fenestrated when mature, though both immature and mature leaves are less heart-shaped than Monstera deliciosa. The deeply dissected, and elongated mature leaves give it a unique, almost fern-like appearance.
Lighting: Provide bright, indirect light. Morning sun is fine.
Watering: Maintain consistently moist, well-draining soil by watering when the top inch or two is dry.
Tip: Providing a moss pole will result in larger and more highly fenestrated leaves.
