Monstera Lechleriana Variegated

The plant to be shipped is Monstera Lechleriana Variegated. Please see the photos & video provided to see their physical features for your reference. Note that due to the abundant stock, the plants to be shipped are growers’ choice. We are sending you our best collections!

· Estimate leaves: 3
· Shipped bare roots with sphagnum moss
· Shipped by ourselves first-hand from Indonesia

Monstera Lechleriana Variegated – A Rare & Exotic Climbing Plant

Monstera Lechleriana Variegated is a rare tropical houseplant prized for its stunning green leaves splashed with creamy white and yellow variegation. Native to the rainforests of Central and South America, this fast-growing climbing plant thrives in humid environments, making it a perfect addition to any indoor jungle or greenhouse. With its elongated, fenestrated foliage, this exotic Monstera variety is an excellent choice for plant collectors who appreciate unique, decorative indoor plants.

Why This Rare Houseplant is a Must-Have

• Showcases elongated leaves with striking white and cream variegation
• A fast-growing, vining plant perfect for moss poles and trellises
• Highly sought-after collector’s plant, adding an exotic flair to any space

Best Light & Climate for Vibrant Variegation

• Prefers bright, indirect sunlight to maintain bold variegation
• Grows best in 65-85°F temperatures with high humidity levels (above 60%)
• Can adapt to household conditions but thrives with extra humidity from misting

Watering & Soil Preferences for Optimal Growth

• Water when the top 1-2 inches of soil dry out
• Prefers a well-draining soil mix with added perlite and orchid bark
• Benefits from a humidifier or pebble tray to prevent dry edges

Propagation & Growth Maintenance

• Easily propagated through stem cuttings in water or sphagnum moss
• Requires occasional pruning to promote bushy and compact growth
• Best supported with a moss pole for larger, mature leaves

Common Issues & How to Solve Them

• Yellowing leaves? Reduce watering to prevent root rot
• Brown edges? Increase humidity with misting or a humidifier
• Leggy growth? Move to a brighter location for fuller foliage