Monstera dubia Drosera It adaxial (frontside) of the

It adaxial (frontside) of the leaf has a distinctly iridescent olive green color as it open ups and it darkens to a deep green over time

It's a flytrap with medium vigor and small stature

hardy leaves from ventricosa

This phenomenal hybrid is sure to sell out quick

Monstera dubia Drosera It adaxial (frontside) of theMonstera dubia us known as the shingling plant. In its juvenile stage, the plant produces small leaves that shingle themselves flat to pieces of wood. As the plant mature, it produces large leaves which have fenestrations typical of other species of Monstera. Like most other species, this variety prefers moist but well draining soil and some humidity. As it climbs, it should be staked or allowed to climb up moss poles. All plants will be shipped