You know Monstera Thai Constellation—the Swiss Cheese Variegated Plant that’s graced a thousand living rooms.
You know Monstera Mint—the speckled stunner that’s made plant collectors excited.

All the Monstera we know such as Monstera Thai Constellation and Monstera Mint are the same species that is Monstera Deliciosa. Their names come from their different appearances. 

But… do you know there’s another Monstera out there that’s just as beautiful, maybe even more striking in its own way?

Let us introduce you to the Monstera Lemon Lime, a vibrant, eye-catching cultivar that its color of variegation differs from other Monstera Deliciosa.

What Is Monstera Lemon Lime?

Monstera Lemon Lime is a rare and colorful variant of the Monstera family, prized for its brilliant, citrus-toned foliage. Unlike the deep green leaves of the classic Monstera deliciosa, this variety pushes out bright lime-colored new growth that slowly deepens into a soft, tropical green.

While it retains the signature Monstera fenestrations (those cool natural leaf splits), the Lemon Lime is truly set apart by its unexpected color palette.

Why Collectors Love It

Here’s why plant lovers are hunting for this hidden gem:

• Striking color – That vibrant lemon-lime hue is rare in Monsteras and adds a splash of brightness to any plant shelf.

• Tropical structure – It still brings the bold, split-leaf drama you expect from a Monstera.

• Rare but not impossible to find – Especially if you know what to look for

Monstera Lemon Lime (TC) 

If you find it’s hard to get one of Monstera Lemon Lime, the TC version will be the choice. These are lab-grown plants that are pest-free, genetically consistent than traditionally propagated ones.

But here’s the catch:
TC plants are young and not fully acclimated to regular home environments. They can be more delicate and may need higher humidity or gradual light adjustment to thrive.

So, who should get one?

• Great for experienced or intermediate growers who have tools like humidity domes or grow lights, and know how to acclimate young plants.
• Not ideal for total beginners, unless you’re ready to give it a little extra care.

If you’re looking for an easy, low-maintenance start, a non-TC plant that’s already acclimated might be the better choice.

The Monstera Lemon Lime might not be as well-known as its famous cousins, but it’s just as stunning—maybe even more so. With its electric foliage and tropical vibes, it’s the kind of plant that makes a statement without trying too hard.

Whether you go for a TC version to start your journey, or a more established plant for an easier transition, one thing’s for sure: this is a Monstera worth watching.

Ready to add a splash of citrus to your collection?