The Monstera Deliciosa Thai Constellation (also known as the Variegated Monstera or the Swiss Cheese Plant) is an aroid that enjoys bright indirect sun. Native to the rainforests of Mexico, Belize, Honduras, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Guatemala and Panama, this Monstera Deliciosa will thrive in very humid air or tolerate the probably lower humidity in your house. She's picky about her soil which should be rich and well-draining (we like a mixture of orchid bark, perlite, and peat).

The 'Thai Constellation' variant is a mutated large form deliciosa, her variegation is stable but will really shine if she's given plenty of light. Her stalk produces compact nodes compared to the more common small form, and she will be a bit less inclined to climb.

The grower's choice plants are similar to those shown - they are 3-6 leaves, 9-15" tall with a terminal leaf size of 3"-6". High variegation will feature at least one half moon and medium variegation will not. I save a lot of time not having to do detailed photography on growers choice plants and therefore am able to offer them at a discount.

Growers choice top cuts are 2-3 large leaves, 9-15" tall with a terminal leaf size of 3"-6" and an ariel root. They are currently rooting in water.