Monstera obliqua 'Amazonas B' High Humidity A relatively recently described (2011)

A relatively recently described (2011) dwarf Spathiphyllum species from Ecuador

Some leaves are predominantly green with white flecks

Avoid allowing the soil to dry out completely

It is a climbing species that responds dramatically to vertical support: give it a moss pole and the leaves will grow significantly larger and more impressive

Monstera obliqua 'Amazonas B' High Humidity A relatively recently described (2011)A classically beautiful Monstera obliqua variant. Long, elegant leaves Pretty veining Easy growing Growth habit: Climbing vine that would benefit from a support. Water: Water when top 3 cm of soil is dry. Light: Bright indirect light . Humidity: Thrives in higher humidity. Please note: these plants are propagated by us in our in house greenhouse. Some variance is expected. Minor cosmetic damage may occur, but noticeable damage will usually be