Monstera dubia Hoyas leaves typically 20 – 40

leaves typically 20 – 40 cm in length

Habit: Clump-forming

Rare Appeal: Philodendron furcatum is a unique addition for collectors seeking less commonly cultivated houseplants

cream-white primary and secondary veins

lower humidity reduces velvet quality and trichome density

Monstera dubia Hoyas leaves typically 20 – 40Monstera dubia Juvenile Monstera dubia depends closely on its support. Heart shaped leaves overlap against the surface, while thin searching shoots cross gaps with much smaller leaves until they find another trunk or board. Once established on a suitable support, the vine can change dramatically. Adult growth stands away from the surface and produces leaves many times larger. These may be entire, or later split into slim divisions with openings near