philodendron esqueleto Monstera epipremnoides "Esqueleto" (1 Leaf Cutting)

philodendron esqueleto Monstera epipremnoides "Esqueleto" (1 Leaf Cutting)Origin 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

Origin 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 distinctive look. The leaves have a glossy and light green color and the texture of the leaf feels like leather.

Climate and care

In the rainforest, this plant was mostly found under large trees, so the plant likes high humidity and filtered sunlight. It is said that this plant can make leaves between 35 and 55 cm long when mature.

Rare

Because of its unique appearance, this plant is becoming increasingly expensive. There is currently more demand than supply. If you have this plant in your home now, you know you have something special.

Climbing plant

You can have fun growing and climbing this plant thanks to its aerial roots. In fact, in the wild they grow up against tall trees, among other things. They need the solidity of a tree or, for example, a moss stick to grow bigger. So this allows you to determine the shape of the plant yourself!