The Monstera White Star is a beautiful, rare variety of the Monstera deliciosa that is highly prized for its striking variegated leaves. Unlike the standard green monstera, its large leaves feature a mix of white or cream alongside the classic green with the signature split (fenestrations), giving it a unique and eye-catching look. How to care Light: Provide bright, indirect light for the best growth. If the plant doesn't get enough light, the white variegation can fade, and it may revert to green. Too much direct sunlight can burn the leaves. Soil: Use a well-draining potting mix. A mix designed for tropical or aroid plants. Watering: Water when the top inch or two of soil feels dry. Be sure not to overwater. Humidity: Aim for a humidity level of at least 60%. Use a humidifier or place the plant on a tray filled with water and pebbles to increase moisture. Temperature: Keep the plant away from cold drafts and sudden temperature changes. It thrives in warm temperatures between 65°F and 85°F (18°C to 29°C). How to order   *The first image is just for advertising.   [post-views]

The Monstera White Lava is a rare and visually striking cultivar of the popular Monstera deliciosa, often sought after by plant collectors due to its unique and beautiful variegated foliage. The "White Lava" name comes from the plant’s distinct, highly variegated leaves, which feature bold, creamy white patches and streaks of white or silver that resemble the irregular, flowing patterns of lava. How to care Light: Thrives in bright, indirect light. Variegated Monstera plants, in general, require more light than their solid green counterparts to maintain their variegation. Soil: Well-draining, airy potting mix is essential to prevent root rot. A mix with peat, perlite, and orchid bark will work well. Watering: Likes to be kept evenly moist, but be sure not to let it sit in water. Humidity: Appreciates higher humidity (60% or more). Temperature: Ideal temperatures for this plant range from 65°F to 80°F (18°C to 27°C). How to order   *The first image is just for advertising.   [post-views]

Monstera Legacy is one of Monstera Deliciosa’s varieties that emphasizes certain desirable traits, such as unique variegation or leaf shape. It is even more visually interesting with splashes of cream or yellow on the green leaves. The leaves have dramatic splits and fenestrations, giving them a distinctive and eye-catching appearance. Its limited availability and distinct characteristics make it highly sought after by collectors and plant enthusiasts. How to care Light: Avoid direct sun to keep beautiful leaves from scorching. Soil: Use a potting mix that retains some moisture while allowing excess water to drain, such as aroids or tropical plant mixes. Watering: Water when the top inch of soil feels dry. Ensure good drainage to prevent root rot, as Monsteras prefer slightly moist soil. Humidity: Enjoys high humidity; consider misting the leaves regularly or using a humidifier. Temperature: Best kept in temperatures between 65°F and 80°F (18°C to 27°C).  How to order   *The first image is just for advertising.   [post-views]

Monstera Electrolight is a captivating and rare variety of Monstera known for its breath-taking variegated leaves. The uniqueness can be seen in bright green with creamy-white or yellow variegation, which gives the leaves a vibrant, electric look. How to care Light: Prefers bright, indirect light but can tolerate lower light conditions. Direct sunlight can scorch the leaves. Soil: Use a well-draining potting mix, such as a peat-based mix with perlite or pine bark. Watering: Allow the top inch of soil to dry out between waterings. Overwatering can lead to root rot. Humidity: Thrives in higher humidity but adapts to average household levels. Temperature: Enjoys temperatures between 65°F to 85°F (18°C to 29°C). How to order   *The first image is just for advertising.   [post-views]  

Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma Migma is a variety of the Rhaphidophora tetrasperma, which is commonly known for its attractive, split leaves resembling those of a small Monstera. The 'Migma' variety is noted for its unique, variegated foliage, which often features a mix of green and white or yellowish patterns. Also, it is a very rare plant. How to care Light: Place in bright, indirect light but too little light can slow its growth and reduce variegation. Soil: Use a well-draining potting mix. A blend of potting soil, perlite, and pine bark works well to provide adequate aeration and drainage. Watering: Keep the soil moist but well-drained. Water when the top inch of soil is dry. Humidity and temperature: Place in high humidity levels, and protect from cold.  

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This is a super rare form of Monstera Thai Constellation. You will see the differences when compared to the common one. Monstera Medusa is the form which leaf edges raise up and look flutter as if the Medusa’s hair. The fenestration, holes on the side of the leaf bone, are larger and more frequent. All of the changes give a more monstrous vibe of Monstera which is so cool. At the same time, this plant still requires low-maintenance. The keys are bright indirect light, full-nutrients and well draining soil, warm temperatures, and high humidity. Water your plant frequently, not overwatering, and prepare your area for this giant monster to grow up.   *ExWork Price How to order   *The first image is just for advertising.   [post-views]  

This Monstera is very uncommon and ultra rare. It’s called Monstera Tatoon. The background of the name is unknown. The shape of this plant is similar to the signature heart-shape leaves of Monstera. However, it looks different when the heart-shaped leaves are wider. What’s more of a difference from most Monstera is wrinkles on the leaves. This plant grows best in high humidity and warm conditions. It requires well-draining soil and bright indirect light. Too much direct sunlight will burn the floriage. Frequently watering and fertilizer are also required. Water your plant just when the soil is dry, and give fertilizer just three or four times a year.

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Rhaphodophora Tetrapserma, also known as Rhaphidophora Ginny, is a popular houseplant that most plant lovers have. It has many types of variegated versions. Rhaphidophora Ginny White Monster is the one that has a unique form of white variegation. The growth of this plant is fascinating because the new growth leaves will have almost white color leaves. Then slightly get more green, and will turn into almost green when the leaves get old. This plant needs a little more care than the original green one. As white variegated plants are sensitive to sunlight, the area has to be away from direct sunlight. However bright but indirect light must be able to reach. Other growing factors are the same as common plants. It needs well draining mixed soil, high humidity, and regular watering.  

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This plant is actually a mint variegated Deliciosa Monstera. The variegation pattern looks like an ocean, so it is known by the common name “Monstera Ocean Mint”. Normally, the Monstera Deliciosa Mint variegated is barely found in the common plant markets. This beautiful Monstera is thus very rare because it’s extremely hard to find one having contorted leaves and also having green color blended with mint variegation. This plant can grow both indoor and outdoor, depending on your area conditions. Growing conditions this plant needs are places where bright indirect light reaches, well draining mixed soil, high humidity, and regular watering when the soil is dry out(not just the surface).

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Monstera Laniata Albo is a very rare plant. It is a subspecies of the Adansonii, so they might look similar. You can see the little different feature between these two plants at the underside of their leaves. The laniata has matte finish but the other is more glossy. However, if you don’t get up close, you will not see any differences. By the way, they are not the same plant. However, it requires the same care. The Laniata Albo loves well-draining and nutrient-rich soil. It prefers being in warm and humid conditions but sensitive to direct sunlight.

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This is a very interesting plant. When you see Monstera Dubia, you probably see them with a totem or supporter. This is because the leaves are so flat, so they need something to grab. The next surprising point is that the leaves don’t have holes which are a unique feature of Monstera. However, they do. But the holes will appear when your plant has transformed into a massive plant. This transformation makes Monstera Dubia not even the same anymore. The most changing area is the leaves. They turn to very huge Monstera leaves, while the patterns disappear. Such a fascinating plant!

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Super gorgeous and rare, Monstera Peru Variegated is a climber plant with many unique features to fall for. Firstly, the leaves have a rough texture like a grenade. Some people in Thailand call it a ‘Grenade Pothos’ due to the texture and climbing features like Pothos plants. It is also stunning with yellow variegated on the leaves. Besides, you can let them climb or hang them to decorate your place. For maintenance, grow them in mixed airy soil which can drain water well. Avoid direct sunlight because your plant will get burnt. 

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One of the most wanted plants! Monstera Adansonii Variegated has always been a dream plant for many people. It has monster-like, having holes on leaves, with white variegation leaves. And it is very rare. However, This plant is quite challenging. Firstly, it doesn’t like direct sunlight because the leaves will get burnt, especially variegated parts. Therefore, you should place your plant where it gets indirect sunlight and warm-humid conditions. Next, plant it in well-drained soil, so the root can grow easily. And water it 2-3 a week or when the soil is dry.

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One of the rarest and most captivating plants you can own! Monstera Burle Marx Flame, a widely spaced leaflets and flame-like shape, which led directly to the name, make it simple to identify from other cultivars of Monstera deliciosa that are the closest relatives to this plant. Due to this quality, Monstera Burle Marx Flame is currently one of the most sought-after plants available. Bright indirect light with appropriate humidity control and ventilation is ideal for it.  

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Monstera Lechleriana Variegated is one of plants with a unique appearance from the Monstera genus. Once it has perfect growing conditions, it will give you very attractive transformed foliages. The transformed leaves have holes in the leaves that give the signature monstrous leaves of Monstera plants. To get them, you just need to grow it in warm temperature and humidity conditions. Monstera Lechleriana Var. prefers indirect filtered sunlight. As it is the variegated plant, you need to avoid direct sunlight that will get the leaves burnt. Moreover, this plant will be happy if you grow it in well draining and airy soil. Then you can enjoy watching the plant growing up beautifully!

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A distinct variant of Monstera Borsigiana is Monstera Borsigiana Albo. Many people like its stunning, almost-white, green leaves, which can be marbled, streaked, or in big blocks, like the half moon. This Monstera is unique since it typically has a design that flawlessly blends marbles, green, and white. The leaves are considered to be tougher to burn than those of other species and to be easier to maintain. The more leaves that grow, the more attractive they become. Place it close to a window with good light but is never directly in the sun rays. Use rich soil when planting it in a pot with drainage and try watering when the top inch or two feels dry.  

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A subspecies of the Monstera Deliciosa Variegata is the Monstera Mint Variegated. As such, it has similarly shaped leaves with the exception of the unique light green variegations. Mint Monstera is a great option if you’re seeking a challenge and a little surprise! because the variegation isn’t consistent! Even if the plant loses its variegation, it will still retain the classic Swiss Cheese foliage of a Monstera! The most crucial thing to remember is to make sure they receive lots of direct, bright sunlight. The best type of soil for your Variegated Monstera Mint is well-draining soil that is loose and airy. Water your Monstera every 1-2 weeks, allowing the soil to dry out between waterings. This will allow air to get through the roots to prevent root rot.  

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A distinct variant of Monstera Borsigiana is Monstera Albo Holland. Many people like its stunning, almost-white, green leaves, which can be marbled, streaked, or in big blocks, like the half moon. This Monstera is unique since it typically has a design that flawlessly blends marbles, green, and white. The leaves are considered to be tougher to burn than those of other species and to be easier to maintain. The more leaves that grow, the more attractive they become.  Place it close to a window with good light but is never directly in the sun rays. Use rich soil when planting it in a pot with drainage and try watering when the top inch or two feels dry. Pot Size:  6 Inches Plant Height: 25 Cm.  

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