Monstera siltepecanaThese are rapid growing climbing aroids and one of our favorites. Known for their silvery appearance, we've rarely seen this variety in cultivation. Their leaves transform when they fully mature and produce fenestration. Care Like most climbing Monstera, these would prefer a moss pole or surface to climb as this can produce larger foliage. Water when first 2" of soil is dry. Avoid any harsh direct sun and keep in a bright filtered space. When

Ecuador) at altitudes of about 700–1

We have not gotten the experience to watch all of them bloom yet

This Hoya makes us feel some type of way with its big ole' circular foliage

They have an almost silver sheen to their cute little polka-dotted patters with a dark red underside

their rhizomes will turn black

Instead you're going to want to water the edges or bottom water

We recommend potting them into 4" pots

This plant appreciates high humidity and moderate watering

This is a really interesting species of Ficus native to parts of Mexico

but when we do it is always special

It makes for an excellent plant to mount

We have found because of their variegation