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$124.99Monstera Dubia Rare Monstera, Shingle Plant, Grown on Wood in 4 inch pot
Monstera Dubia is a beautiful rare plant that is perfect as a houseplant. It has small heart-shaped leaves, silver variegation, and creeping vines and can lay flat on a moss pole.
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$15.95
$19.95Monstera Adansonii (Friedrichsthalii) plant – Swiss Cheese Plant in 4
LIVE Monstera Adansonii (Friedrichsthalii) plant – Swiss Cheese Plant – Live plant potted in soil in a 4″ tall pot
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$185.00Monstera Albo Variegated Mid Cut US grown
Monstera Albo Mid Cutting
growers choice listings.
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$365.00Monstera albo variegated, Top cuttings, Growers choice
Monstera albo variegated Top Cuttings
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$5.00Monstera Deliciosa Leaf Vinyl Sticker – watercolor, 3 x 2 inches
Monstera Deliciosa Leaf Vinyl Sticker – watercolor, 3 x 2 inches hand painted art by Janna Matkovski, FREE Shipping
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$19.95Monstera Deliciosa Plant – Swiss Cheese Plant – Split-leaf philodendron in 4″ pot
LIVE Monstera Deliciosa Plant – Swiss Cheese Plant – Split-leaf philodendron – Potted in soil, 4″ pot, well rooted established plant
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$29.95Monstera Karstenianum sp. Peru plant – 3″ pot
LIVE Monstera Karstenianum sp. Peru plant – Live plant potted in soil in a 4″ tall pot
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$13.99Monstera Adanosii deliciosa, Swiss Cheese Plant, in a 4 inch pot, split-leaf philodendron
Discover The Magic Of Plants!
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$49.95Monstera Standleyana Albo Variegata plant in 3.5″ pot
Monstera Standleyana Albo Variegata plant – live vine plant potted with soil in 3.5″ tall pot, ships in pot
Introducing Monstera: The Epitome of Exotic Elegance
Elevate your space with the captivating beauty of our Monstera plants. With their glossy leaves and unique splits, these tropical treasures add an exotic touch to any environment. Easy to care for and air-purifying, Monstera plants are the perfect choice for both novice and experienced plant enthusiasts alike. Browse our selection and bring home a piece of botanical paradise today.
Did you know there were 45 different flowering species in the Monstera genus?
The genus is named from the Latin word for “monstrous” or “abnormal”. Monstrous and Abnormal refer to the unusual leaves with natural holes that the species of the genus have.