Monstera lechleriana variegata

Monstera lechleriana variegataAlthough there isn't much published on Monstera lechleriana, we still find them to be a very unique monstera. Not only are their variegations beautiful, but if given adequate support, they produce beautifully fenestrated leaves. The leaves can get large and waxy. Care These like semi bright indirect light with no full sun. When re potting use a semi coarse soil that will drain water well. Water when first 2" of soil is dry, which may roughly be about

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It is an unusual cultivar that when grown vertically the leaves will get thinner

They have gorgeous long leaves like a longiloba and the dark purple back like both their parents

When watering

Known for its frosty blue sheen this acts as a sunscreen against strong light in its native habitats

While it can still climb up surfaces like many other Philodendron

A very easy-going plant to boot

They like bright indirect light never direct sun

Not to be confused with Philodendron 'Prince of Orange

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It is one hardly seen in cultivation

We recommend watering once the medium starts to feel a little dry