Did you say you're looking for a plant with a TON of fenestration? Look no further, Monstera esqueleto has everything you're looking for. We're absolutely mesmerized by this plant, mainly because the huge holes in its leaves. Train it up a trellis, stake, or moss pole to get large mature leaves with even more fenestration as they would in the wild growing up the sides of trees.
Care
These like semi bright indirect light with no full sun. When re-potting use a semi-coarse soil that will drain water well. Water when first 2" of soil is dry, which may roughly be about once a week depending on your home environment. These would thrive when given a surface like a moss pole to climb!
Did you say you're looking for a plant with a TON of fenestration? Look no further, Monstera esqueleto has everything you're looking for. We're absolutely mesmerized by this plant, mainly because the huge holes in its leaves. Train it up a trellis, stake, or moss pole to get large mature leaves with even more fenestration as they would in the wild growing up the sides of trees.
Care
These like semi bright indirect light with no full sun. When re-potting use a semi-coarse soil that will drain water well. Water when first 2" of soil is dry, which may roughly be about once a week depending on your home environment. These would thrive when given a surface like a moss pole to climb!