Monstera consists of evergreen climbing shrubs characterized by aerial roots. The leaves are typically oval and may feature pinnate cuts or lobes. Mature plants produce arum-like flowerheads with white spathes that emerge from the leaf axils.

Monstera

Monstera 'Monkey Mask' is an evergreen vine often cultivated indoors or in temperate climates within greenhouses and conservatories. This plant can reach heights of around 1 meter and features elongated, oval-shaped leaves that are a deep green hue, measuring up to 20 centimeters in length. Each leaf contains multiple natural holes or perforations. The flowering structure appears as a spadix that can reach up to 3.5 centimeters long, eventually giving way to small white fruits that measure between 5 and 8 millimeters in diameter. However, when grown in pots, this variety seldom produces flowers or fruits.

Monstera 'Monkey Mask'

Monstera acacoyaguensis is a small, slow-growing, evergreen plant that trails gracefully. Its broad leaves exhibit a range of shapes from lanceolate to heart-shaped, with a leathery texture and rich green hue. As the plant matures, it will develop tear-drop or oval perforations, referred to as fenestrations, although these do not take on a slitted form. When cultivated in pots, flowering is uncommon; however, if conditions are right, it may produce creamy-yellow spathes.

Monstera acacoyaguensis

Monstera acuminata is a compact, evergreen trailing plant that develops small, narrow, heart-shaped leaves. These glossy dark green leaves are characterized by numerous tear-drop or oval-shaped holes, referred to as fenestrations. While container-grown specimens typically do not flower, they may occasionally produce creamy-yellow spathes under the right conditions.

Monstera acuminata

This perennial plant is sensitive to frost and can grow up to 2 meters in height when provided with support, or it may trail downwards. Its stems develop aerial roots, and the leaves are heart-shaped, featuring oval perforations along the main veins.

Monstera adansonii

Monstera adansonii 'Mint' (v) is a climbing evergreen that grows slowly, typically achieving a height of about 5 meters under optimal conditions, though it usually remains smaller indoors. The plant features large, glossy, heart-shaped leaves that are variegated with shades of green and lighter mint green, characterized by numerous oval-shaped holes, or fenestrations. While container-grown specimens seldom flower, they may occasionally produce creamy-yellow spathes.

Monstera adansonii 'Mint' (v)

Monstera adansonii Monkey Leaf ('Ppimon001') is a unique, compact, and slow-growing evergreen houseplant. It features heart-shaped leaves that are glossy and deep green, adorned with numerous tear-drop or oval-shaped holes, referred to as fenestrations. While container-grown specimens typically do not flower, they can occasionally produce creamy-yellow spathes under the right conditions.

Monstera adansonii Monkey Leaf ('Ppimon001')

Monstera deliciosa 'Tauerii' is a tropical evergreen vine characterized by its glossy, deep green, heart-shaped leaves that are typically pinnatisect and often feature natural perforations. This cultivar is more compact compared to the standard species, reaching a height of approximately 2.5 meters.

Monstera deliciosa 'Tauerii'

Monstera deliciosa 'Thai Constellation' is a tropical evergreen vine that tends to grow at a slower pace compared to its standard counterpart. The foliage features a heart-like shape, characterized by pinnate cuts and frequent perforations. Mature leaves display a rich green hue, accented by irregular creamy white patches and streaks.

Monstera deliciosa 'Thai Constellation' (v)

A robust evergreen vine that can reach heights of over 3 meters, featuring large, deeply lobed or hole-punched foliage in a vibrant green, accented with patches and streaks of creamy-white.

Monstera deliciosa 'Variegata' (v)

Monstera deliciosa is a perennial vine that can reach heights of over 5 meters, utilizing aerial roots for support. Its leaves are large, heart-shaped, and can measure up to 90 centimeters in length, featuring a unique split and perforated structure with a glossy deep green finish. This species produces white flower spathes of about 30 centimeters, which are followed by cone-shaped fruit that is cream-colored.

Monstera deliciosa (F)

Monstera dissecta is a small, slow-growing, evergreen trailing plant characterized by its heart-shaped, shiny green foliage. As the plant matures, the leaf margins begin to split, forming distinct tear-drop or oval perforations, commonly referred to as 'fenestrations.' When cultivated in pots, this species typically does not flower; however, if flowering occurs, it produces creamy-yellow spathes.

Monstera dissecta

Monstera dubia is a small, slow-growing evergreen vine that features heart-shaped leaves adorned with a silvery green hue and distinctive mosaic veining. As the plant matures, its leaves evolve to showcase tear-drop or oval-shaped holes, a characteristic known as fenestration. While it is uncommon for potted specimens to flower, any blooms that do emerge are characterized by creamy-yellow spathes.

Monstera dubia

Monstera guttiferyum

Monstera karwinskyi

Monstera lechleriana

Monstera lechleriana variegated (v)

Monstera obliqua is a unique, compact, and slow-growing evergreen houseplant known for its distinctive trailing habit. Its leaves are elliptic to oblong-lanceolate in shape, characterized by a glossy deep green surface and numerous perforations, referred to as fenestrations. When cultivated in pots, this species seldom flowers; however, if flowering occurs, it produces creamy-yellow spathes.

Monstera obliqua

Monstera obliqua Columbian form

Monstera obliqua subsp. peru

Monstera obliqua var. expilata

Monstera pinnatipartita is a tropical evergreen vine that can reach heights of approximately 6 meters. Its mature foliage can grow up to 70 centimeters in length, exhibiting a rich green hue. The leaves are notably divided near the midrib, featuring as many as nine elongated lobes on either side. After blooming, it produces white flower spathes that give way to cream-colored, cone-shaped fruits.

Monstera pinnatipartita

Monstera punctulata

Monstera siltepecana is a slow-growing, perennial vine that features heart-shaped leaves in a silvery emerald hue, accented by prominent dark green veins. As the plant matures, its foliage develops unique tear-drop or oval perforations, commonly referred to as fenestrations. While container-grown specimens seldom flower, those that do may produce creamy-yellow spathes.

Monstera siltepecana

Monstera standleyana is a compact, slow-growing houseplant that features dark green leaves adorned with creamy-white speckles or, in some instances, variegation that covers a significant portion of the leaf. As the plant matures, it may develop oval or tear-drop shaped holes, referred to as fenestrations. While container-grown specimens typically do not flower, they can occasionally produce creamy-yellow spathes under the right conditions.

Monstera standleyana

Monstera subpinnata is a rapidly growing, perennial vine characterized by its palm-like, deeply lobed leaves with a pinnate structure. When cultivated in pots, this plant seldom blooms; however, if flowering occurs, the blooms emerge as creamy-yellow spathes.