Monstera adansonii subsp. blanchetti Type/Size:6cm sub velvety leaves featuring distinctive

sub velvety leaves featuring distinctive fenestrations (holes)

One of our favourite varieties

The contrast between the ghostly new growth and the darker mature foliage is what gives the plant its name

where it typically grows as an epiphyte under the shaded canopy

The cross was done by a respected aroid hybridiser and close friend of GT

Monstera adansonii subsp. blanchetti Type/Size:6cm sub velvety leaves featuring distinctiveMonstera adansonii subsp. blanchetii is a very rare Monstera with large leaves featuring distinctive fenestrations (holes). As a subspecies of Monstera adansonii, it shares similar care requirements but is noted for its acute leaf shape and more pronounced fenestrations. Native to: Central and South America, including regions such as Peru, Ecuador, and southern Mexico. Water: Maintain consistently moist soil during the growing season (spring and