Monstera Obliqua ‘Monkey Leaf’
Latin Name: Monstera Obliqua
This 25 cm tall beauty is a standout with its uniquely perforated leaves. Known colloquially as the 'Monkey Leaf' or 'Gatenplant', this species originates from Central and South America.
The plant's characteristic holes vary in size and shape, adding visual interest. Position it in a light spot, away from direct sunlight. If it starts to yellow, move it a bit further from the window and it will soon return to its dark green hue. While it can tolerate full sun, it will need extra watering and its leaves may become lighter.
Care Tips:
- Keep the soil lightly moist.
- Place in bright, indirect light.
- Water more frequently if placed in direct sunlight.
Latin Name: Monstera Obliqua
This 25 cm tall beauty is a standout with its uniquely perforated leaves. Known colloquially as the 'Monkey Leaf' or 'Gatenplant', this species originates from Central and South America.
The plant's characteristic holes vary in size and shape, adding visual interest. Position it in a light spot, away from direct sunlight. If it starts to yellow, move it a bit further from the window and it will soon return to its dark green hue. While it can tolerate full sun, it will need extra watering and its leaves may become lighter.
Care Tips:
- Keep the soil lightly moist.
- Place in bright, indirect light.
- Water more frequently if placed in direct sunlight.
Latin Name: Monstera Obliqua
This 25 cm tall beauty is a standout with its uniquely perforated leaves. Known colloquially as the 'Monkey Leaf' or 'Gatenplant', this species originates from Central and South America.
The plant's characteristic holes vary in size and shape, adding visual interest. Position it in a light spot, away from direct sunlight. If it starts to yellow, move it a bit further from the window and it will soon return to its dark green hue. While it can tolerate full sun, it will need extra watering and its leaves may become lighter.
Care Tips:
- Keep the soil lightly moist.
- Place in bright, indirect light.
- Water more frequently if placed in direct sunlight.