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Monstera obliqua

Family Araceae

About

A climbing Monstera from Central and South America whose mature leaves in some forms are so perforated they are more hole than leaf.

Field notes

Morphology

A hemiepiphyte; adult leaf shape varies greatly between individuals, and a few forms bear extremely perforated leaves.

Distribution & habitat

Native to Central and South America.

Cultivation notes

Rarely cultivated; plants sold under this name are frequently Monstera adansonii.

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Habitat

Altitude
Not recorded
Altitude class
—

Cultivation

Difficulty
Not recorded

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