Monstera deliciosa variegata 'Super White' Rhipsalis This species is often confused

This species is often confused with Epiphyllum anguliger due to its notched stems

These divisions break the pale pattern into bold sections

Mature plants can reach over 1

lightly glossy surface gives each central panel a soft metallic quality

burgundy or purple rather than holding one fixed colour

Monstera deliciosa variegata 'Super White' Rhipsalis This species is often confusedMonstera deliciosa variegata 'Super White' Large pale leaves gather around a sturdy climbing stem, held on thick stalks. Some are almost entirely white, while neighbouring leaves retain green marbling or one broad green section. Young leaves usually remain whole. On older growth, deep cuts and inner holes divide the surface into large sections. The contrast between white and green then becomes part of the leafs structure as well as its colour.