Monstera Esqueleto (epipremnoides) Select Size:6 Inch the critically endangered Brazilian holy

the critically endangered Brazilian holy grail with its famously narrow

heart-shaped velvet leaves often show stronger mint tones in younger growth

” designation indicates that the plant closely resembles Philodendron paloraense but its identification is not fully confirmed

a higher-phosphorus formula supports blooming

shield-shaped leaves that appear almost sculpted from hammered copper

Monstera Esqueleto (epipremnoides) Select Size:6 Inch the critically endangered Brazilian holyMonstera Esqueleto Monstera epipremnoides A climbing hemiepiphyte native to the cloud forests of Costa Rica, grown for its dramatically fenestrated foliage mature leaves develop enormous oblong holes that occupy much of the leaf surface, giving a skeletal, lace like appearance from which the name "esqueleto" (skeleton) derives. The thin, elongated leaves have a glossy deep green surface and can reach substantial size on a climbing plant. A vigorous