Monstera Peru Variegated is climbing in popularity among houseplant lovers thanks to its unique foliage and ease of care. The monstera Peru does not develop fenestrated leaves, but instead, its thick leaves are characterized by a deep ridge-like texture (similar to some peperomias) and dark green color.
 
Nursery pot: 10 cm
Clear moss pole growthicly included 
Cover pot: not included
 
 
PLANT CARE
Light
Monstera Peru does not require very much light in order to thrive indoors. A north-facing window that receives several hours of bright, indirect light is perfect for these tropical understory plants.
 
Water
Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings. This monstera should not be allowed to sit in wet soil for an extended period of time as it is susceptible to root rot.
 
Soil
As an epiphyte, the monstera Peru does best in rich, airy, well-draining soil. A mixture of one part coco coir, one part orchid bark, and one part perlite provides the perfect amount of drainage, moisture retention, and nutritional content for these monsteras
 
Temperature
The ideal room temperature is between 18oC and 27oC.
 
Humidity
Ideally, 40% - 60%. The Monstera Peru loves a location that is naturally humid—such as the bathroom, kitchen, or laundry room. Alternatively, you can increase humidity around the plant by placing a pebble tray beneath the pot or putting a humidifier nearby.
 
Fertilizer
Monstera Peru appreciates regular fertilization with a mild, balanced fertilizer throughout the spring and summer months. Apply the fertilizer once every 3 to 4 weeks during watering.