monstera starts Monstera Silver Star

monstera starts Monstera Silver StarMonstera Silver Star offers a beautiful middle ground between Thai Constellation and Mint variegated forms. It is a large form and its leaves display striking silver to grey variegation, often layered over green tones that can range from light to deep forest, depending on the leaf. Like many deliciosa mutations, no two leaves are exactly alike. With its unique coloration, stable variegation, and ease of care, Silver Star has quickly become one of the

Monstera Silver Star offers a beautiful middle ground between Thai Constellation and Mint variegated forms. It is a large form and its leaves display striking silver to grey variegation, often layered over green tones that can range from light to deep forest, depending on the leaf. Like many deliciosa mutations, no two leaves are exactly alike. With its unique coloration, stable variegation, and ease of care, Silver Star has quickly become one of the most sought-after Monstera types in cultivation. 

• Light: Lots of bright, gentle light; too little light may dull variegation

• Water: Allow media to approach dry or totally dry out before watering

• Soil: Loose, well-draining aroid mix (orchid bark, perlite, coir, etc.)

• Humidity: 50%+ preferred for best growth and leaf development

• Growth Habit: Climbing vine; encourage with a moss pole or trellis

• Fertilizer: 3-1-2, diluted fertilizer monthly during active growth

"Silver Star" is a trade name used to describe this variegated form of Monstera deliciosa. It is not a registered cultivar and should not be written in single quotation marks or italics.