Monstera esqueleto rare Both of the plants used

Both of the plants used in these crosses were selected for their incredible dark hues and velvety bullate texture

• This incredible deliciosa morphotype was described from the Sierra Juarez mountain range in Oaxaca

lighter-weight

which may vary depending on the country of fulfillment

This Philodendron is highly variable and attains numerous leaf morphologies as it matures

Monstera esqueleto rare Both of the plants usedListing is for props & established plants of Monstera esqueleto This Monstera lacks a proper formal scientific designation, and its currently unknown what country it originated from. It is more than likely a part of the lechleriana complex Leaves are highly fenestrated as they mature, and become enormous with age I am not responsible for damages or delays incurred by USPS. I packed every plant with the utmost care and include heat packs for plants