is there a pink monstera Monstera Pinnatipartita

is there a pink monstera Monstera PinnatipartitaGrace your home with the lush, tropical beauty of a large, mature Monstera pinnatipartita. Hard to find in its mature form, youll love the exotic look of its more than foot long leaves decorated with deep slits. The dark green color of the foliage adds understated beauty to your space, while its incredible texture makes it a showstopper. Happily, its a cinch to grow, so you can enjoy this statement plant even if youre a beginner. Just give it bright

Grace your home with the lush, tropical beauty of a large, mature Monstera pinnatipartita. Hard to find in its mature form, you’ll love the exotic look of its more-than-foot-long leaves decorated with deep slits. The dark green color of the foliage adds understated beauty to your space, while its incredible texture makes it a showstopper. 

Happily, it’s a cinch to grow, so you can enjoy this statement plant even if you’re a beginner. Just give it bright light and water from time to time to keep it healthy and beautiful. Monstera pinnatipartita is a lovely addition to your living room or den, bedroom, or other bright place. 

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• Can eventually climb to 6 feet or more 
• Brings a touch of the tropics indoors all year long
• Because it’s hard to find, it makes a thoughtful gift for plant lovers (including yourself)
  

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Plant Bio

Monstera pinnatipartia

Like most Monstera, Monstera pinnatipartita comes from Central and South America—from Costa Rica down through Colombia, Ecuador, and Venezuela. In its native habitat, it can climb more than 30 feet and show off leaves that can get nearly 3 feet wide. It’s a lovely contrast to its cousins, Monstera deliciosa and Monstera Esqueleto and happily, just as easy to grow.

To keep your Monstera pinnatipartia happy and healthy, grow it in bright light. It will tolerate medium light levels, but it won’t grow as well. That means ideally keep it within about 3 feet of an unobstructed east- or west-facing window. It will thrive in both natural light and artificial light, so feel free to augment with or grow it under grow lights.

Watering is like other Monstera—give it enough to keep the potting mix moist, but not enough that it feels wet or soggy. One way to do that is to allow the top 25% to 50% or so of the potting mix dry to the touch between waterings.

This low-maintenance statement plant is perfectly happy with average household temperatures (between 65F and 85F) and humidity (between 40 and 60 percent). However, like many tropical plants, it enjoys more humidity than less.

Note: This plant may have some natural degree of toxicity and may cause discomfort or illness if ingested. Additionally, exposure to the sap of this plant may cause discomfort to individuals with a sensitivity to it upon contact. Grown for ornamental purposes and not intended for human or animal consumption.