Monstera Deliciosa Variegated Rooted Cutting Fenestrated

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Minimum of 1 leaf

Rooted cutting (with or without new growth)

Studio Prop Note
A young, rooted cutting with mature aspirations: alabaster-on-emerald marbling and clean windows already in play. Train it upward and the fronds broaden into sculptural panels that frame light beautifully.

Identity & Build

• Botanical: Monstera deliciosa (variegated form)
• Stage: rooted cutting showing fenestrations; primed for vertical training
• Leaf story: broad, lobed blades with cream/white sectoring and speckling
• Typical indoor arc: ~60–150 cm (24–59 in) over time with support
• Pet note: keep out of nibbling reach

Placement Blueprint
Seat in a tall vessel with a moss pole or cedar plank for a tidy column. Neutral planters (stone, sand, matte porcelain) keep focus on silhouette and contrast; side light casts dramatic, lace-like shadows.

Light & Room Profile
Favor bright, even luminance—east glow or a luminous spot behind sheers. Harsh midday beams can stress pale tissue. Home-comfort climate suits it: ~50–70% RH and 18–29 °C (65–85 °F).

Moisture & Medium
Hydrate when the top layer just dries back; flush thoroughly and allow full runoff. Root in an oxygen-forward aroid blend—chunky bark, coco fiber, and pumice/perlite—with a modest sphagnum buffer so roots stay airy yet evenly moist.

Growth & Care Notes

• Guide 1–2 leaders vertically; secure nodes with soft ties to tighten internodes.
• Light nutrition (¼–½ strength) during active months supports leaf expansion and color clarity.
• Quarter-turn every few weeks for balanced exposure; dust fronds so variegation reads crisp across the room.

Settle-In Cue
After positioning, increase brightness gradually over 7–10 days. Expect new leaves higher on the support to show broader lobes, cleaner windows, and well-balanced cream panels.

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