Monstera Dubia
A stunning must-have addition to your collection of indoor plants is Monstera Dubia, a very collectible and uncommon indoor climber.An easy-to-maintain houseplant whose leaves must rest flat against whatever they are attaching to in order to survive—totems, trees, or walls.
The common name "shingle plant" comes from the somewhat flat, heart-shaped leaves that are colored green and silver. In its natural habitat, Monstera dubia can grow up to 25 meters in width and height, but inside, it is more likely to reach heights of 1-2 meters.
A stunning must-have addition to your collection of indoor plants is Monstera Dubia, a very collectible and uncommon indoor climber.An easy-to-maintain houseplant whose leaves must rest flat against whatever they are attaching to in order to survive—totems, trees, or walls.
The common name "shingle plant" comes from the somewhat flat, heart-shaped leaves that are colored green and silver. In its natural habitat, Monstera dubia can grow up to 25 meters in width and height, but inside, it is more likely to reach heights of 1-2 meters.
A stunning must-have addition to your collection of indoor plants is Monstera Dubia, a very collectible and uncommon indoor climber.An easy-to-maintain houseplant whose leaves must rest flat against whatever they are attaching to in order to survive—totems, trees, or walls.
The common name "shingle plant" comes from the somewhat flat, heart-shaped leaves that are colored green and silver. In its natural habitat, Monstera dubia can grow up to 25 meters in width and height, but inside, it is more likely to reach heights of 1-2 meters.