Monstera acacoyaguensis Plant, 4-Inch Climbing Foliage

Monstera acacoyaguensis Plant, 4-Inch Climbing Foliage for Bright Indoor Plant Collections

$48.59
Sale price  $48.59 Regular price 
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Monstera acacoyaguensis Plant, 4-Inch Climbing Foliage
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Monstera acacoyaguensis Plant, 4-Inch Climbing Foliage for Bright Indoor Plant Collections

$48.59
Sale price  $48.59 Regular price 

This Monstera acacoyaguensis plant adds distinctive climbing foliage to indoor plant collections. Its uniquely shaped leaves can develop natural holes and splits, and the leaves may grow large with a glossy, dark green appearance as the plant develops.

Place the plant in plenty of bright indirect light and use well-draining soil rich in organic matter. Let the soil dry about three-quarters of the way before watering, and avoid leaving the plant in excess water. A coco pole or another support structure can encourage climbing and fenestration.

Features

  • Monstera acacoyaguensis with uniquely shaped foliage.
  • Leaves can develop natural holes and splits as the plant grows.
  • Climbing habit benefits from a coco pole or other support structure.
  • Prefers bright indirect light and well-draining soil rich in organic matter.

Specifications

  • Plant species: Monstera acacoyaguensis
  • Listed size: 4 inches
  • Growth habit: Climbing
  • Light preference: Bright indirect light
  • Soil preference: Well-draining soil rich in organic matter
  • Watering guidance: Allow soil to dry about three-quarters of the way before watering; avoid standing water
  • Support guidance: Coco pole or another support structure can encourage climbing and fenestration

Frequently Asked Questions

What plant is included?

The product is a Monstera acacoyaguensis plant listed at 4 inches.

Where should I place this Monstera plant?

Place it in an area with plenty of bright indirect light for its stated light preference.

Does it need a support?

A coco pole or another support structure can help the plant climb and encourage fenestration.

When should I water it?

Water after the soil has dried about three-quarters of the way, and do not leave the plant sitting in excess water.

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