Plants from South America
Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Columbia, Peru, Ecuador, Paraguay, Venezuela, Uruguay, Guyana, Suriname, Panama, Honduras, French Guiana, Trinadad & Tobago, Falkalnd Islands.
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Monstera dubia is found through Central and South America, and Mexico. It undergoes dramatic foliage transformation as it matures, although in terr...
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Monstera obliqua "Bolivia" is an uncommon Monstera, but is becoming increasingly common. This plant can get absolutely massive in situ, but usually...
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Monstera Bocas Del Toro is a papery thin shingling species found in Panama. We aren't sure if this is even a Monstera, and we have never been able ...
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Monstera sp. “Black Velvet” is from Peru and hails dark, creamy black foliage at maturity. Depending on lighting, it may turn a dark green or an ev...
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