Cultivar · genus Monstera

Albo Variegata

Monstera deliciosa · Albo Variegata

Variegation traitAlbo variegatedUnstable — can revert

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Guide

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Cream-Splashed Leaves

This is the variegated form of the Swiss cheese plant, its large perforated leaves marbled and splashed with creamy-white against rich green. It has earned the RHS Award of Garden Merit, and left to climb it becomes a vigorous evergreen reaching 2.5 to 4 metres or more.

Source: RHS

Care recipe

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Care notes reviewed by Horta
Light
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Water
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Humidity
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LightOwn

Bright, indirect

WaterOwn

≈ every 7 days

HumidityOwn

High

Temperaturefrom Monstera deliciosa

18–29 °C

Soil mixfrom Monstera deliciosa

Chunky, well-draining aroid mix — bark, perlite, and potting soil

Propagationfrom Monstera deliciosa

Stem cuttings with a node, rooted in water or moist mix

Fertilizingfrom Monstera deliciosa

Balanced liquid feed monthly through spring and summer; rest in winter

Growth ratefrom Monstera deliciosa

Fast

Floweringfrom Monstera deliciosa

Rarely flowers indoors; mature outdoor plants bear spathe-and-spadix blooms

ToxicityLocked · species

Toxic to cats & dogs

Insoluble calcium oxalates — oral irritation, drooling, vomiting. This is where toxicity lives: every cultivar inherits it and none can override it.

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Sources: ai:claude-sonnet-5 · ASPCA

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