Monstera Deliciosa New Leaf Small. Monstera Deliciosa Borsigiana Variegata stem with air roots. Once the new root starts to grow and branching in the moss cut the whole thing off and plant it and begin fertilizing immediately and providing good light and water.
Deliciosas tend to ruffle pucker or form cute little bumps where the leaf attaches to the stem but borsigniana does not. One way to tell is to look at the stem. Native to the rainforests of Central America the Monstera deliciosa plant is also known as the tropical split-leaf philodendron This climbing evergreen is a popular easy-to-grow houseplant and a favorite of many interior designers for both residential and commercial spaces.
Monstera deliciosa growing in the NYBG conservatory.
I need to do a time lapse of a Florida green leaf it not only unfurls overnight but it spews out a leaf a new stem and a new baby leaf. The stunning variegation is unique on every leaf making new growth very exciting to watch unfurl you never know what each new leaf will bring. Monstera Deliciosa Borsigiana Variegata stem with air roots. Spider mites are small reddish brown in color and have spider like bodies thus their name.
