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The white portions of the leave(s) have no chlorophyll which means they do not absorb energy from the Sun. This means you’ll want to ensure the cutting receives sufficient light to supply your plant with the energy required to produce roots and start making new leaves. Note: variegated plants require more light than their non-variegated counterparts.

Did you know that the word “Monstera” means “strange” in Latin? These popular (and addictive) houseplants have us captivated with their wondrous appearance. And while Deliciosa is probably what popped into mind, there are plenty of Monstera varieties to choose from… some more otherworldly than others! So what do you need to know about this genus to become a guru?

They’re elegant, elusive, and oh so expensive! If you’re treating yourself to a Monstera Albo Borsigiana, you better know how to care for it properly. When you do, your leafy friend will reward you with showstopper leaves that will knock you off your feet! So, what do you need to know about your Monstera Albo?