Monstera karstenianum ‘Peru’ Online Hot Sale
Description
Monstera karstenianum ‘Peru’
This Monstera is distinct from many of it’s close relatives, by having leaves that are not fenestrated (or have no holes!).
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~*~Subtitle~*~
Also known as Monstera karstenianum and often mistaken for a Philodendron or Epipremnum, this rare form of Monstera has thick lush crinkled foliage that can trail or be trained to grow up a pole or wall.
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~*~Latin~*~
‘Monstera Peru’
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~*~Why~*~
We have had one of these in our personal collection for many years and it’s always been a favourites.
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~*~How~*~
Watering: When the top inch of soil has dried – approximately once every five to seven days; mist regularly.
Light: Bright Indirect.
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~*~Unique~*~
We work hard to provide a clear photograph and description of your chosen plant. However, all plants are unique and, whilst the pot size remains the same, there is always variation in size and shape from one plant to the next.
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Additional information
| Size | 12cm pot |
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