Monstera subpinnataMonstera subpinnata is a vining monstera, and they are often found crawling up trees. Their pinnate leaves make for a very unusual looking monstera. 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 repotting, use a coarse well draining soil mix. All of our plants are ethically

vinicolor thrives in cool

Zamioculcas zamiifolia plants in general are know for being pretty indestructible (as long as you don't give them too much water)

no soil needed for this air plant

The plant's flowers are one of its most distinctive features

Ideally watering once every 7-10 days

It is definitely a first for us

Water when the pot is dry roughy every 10-14 days

This species is commonly grown like a bonsai to develop thick trunks

They eventually produce fronds that can grow outward

It is a beautiful epiphytic plant with an unusual foliage patterning

Native to Columbia

This can be roughly 7-10 days depending on how much light it is getting as well as your general home environment