monstera epipremnoides esqueleto 1 leaf cutting Zaailing perlite and leaf compost

perlite and leaf compost

do not mist late in the evening and do not allow water to pool in the center of the plant

Loosely bound on an airy substrate

Ensure adequate air circulation to prevent mold and rot

Use demineralized water or clean rainwater at room temperature

monstera epipremnoides esqueleto 1 leaf cutting Zaailing perlite and leaf compostOrigin and appearance The rare Monstera epipremnoides was described in 1908 by Adolf Engler. Originally, the plant comes from Central America, Nicaragua and from Costa Rica. The special feature of this Monstera is its large holes in its leaves. The Monstera Epipremnoides is a plant belonging to the arum family. It resembles the Monstera adansonii, but with its exceptionally larger leaves with more and larger holes in them, this plant still has a more