Monstera esqueleto rare • This incredible deliciosa morphotype

• This incredible deliciosa morphotype was described from the Sierra Juarez mountain range in Oaxaca

This Philodendron is highly variable and attains numerous leaf morphologies as it matures

• A stunning and highly desirable species in great demand with collectors for their tight "birds-nest" growth habit and velvety

Images #3 & 4 are both more mature versions of this exact cross

which may vary depending on the country of fulfillment

Monstera esqueleto rare • This incredible deliciosa morphotypeListing is for props & established plants of Monstera esqueleto This Monstera lacks a proper formal scientific designation, and its currently unknown what country it originated from. It is more than likely a part of the lechleriana complex Leaves are highly fenestrated as they mature, and become enormous with age I am not responsible for damages or delays incurred by USPS. I packed every plant with the utmost care and include heat packs for plants