Monstera Thai Constellation collector plant Toxic to humans and pets

Toxic to humans and pets if ingested

One of the faster-growing and more adaptable pendant anthuriums — notably more tolerant of average household conditions than many in its group

in vivid magenta with dramatically spreading black-tipped lobes — but the foliage character is the key differentiator here

high humidity of 70%+ supports the best growth and cleanest leaf emergence

The species grows as an epiphyte in the humid cloud forests of Ecuador and Colombia

Monstera Thai Constellation collector plant Toxic to humans and petsMonstera Thai Constellation Monstera deliciosa 'Thai Constellation' A stable, tissue culture originated variegated form of Monstera deliciosa, first developed in Thailand. It is grown for its creamy, star scattered variegation speckles, flecks, and marbling of cream to pale yellow distributed across the deep green leaf like a constellation, with each leaf uniquely patterned. A vigorous, climbing hemiepiphyte that develops the characteristic