Baby Monstera obliqua Location_Pond Edge Imperialis can thrive in poorly-drained

Imperialis can thrive in poorly-drained wet soils and is chosen for land reclamation due to its ability to balance nitrogenous content

making it extremely versatile and a plant of choice for difficult gardens

One of the prettiest pink spring blooms

Deeply-cut purple foliage

Baby Monstera obliqua Location_Pond Edge Imperialis can thrive in poorly-drainedMonstera Obliqua is certainly one for the Monstera fanatics! This plant is a rare and unusual member of the Monstera family with paper thin leaves that have several perforations, meaning there are actually more holes than there is leaf! Place your Monstera Obliqua in bright, indirect light, ideally in a humid environment. If the area you wish to place it is not humid, you should atone for this by regularly misting it or place it in the bathroom every