Monstera Dubia Medium Size

What You Will Receive:

• A healthy, well-rooted Monstera Dubia medium size with 2-3 leaves.
• Plant size may vary depending on stock; please refer to product photos for details.
• Carefully packaged to ensure the plant arrives in perfect condition.

Monstera Dubia (Medium Size) – A Climbing Wonder with Shimmering Silver Foliage

The Monstera Dubia is a rare, vining Monstera species that develops stunning silver-green juvenile leaves with striking venation. As it matures, this shingle plant undergoes a fascinating transformation, with its leaves evolving in size and fenestrations. This medium-sized Monstera Dubia is ideal for plant lovers who appreciate slow-growing, highly collectible species.

Product Snapshot
A living wall art in progress. Monstera dubia begins as a tidy, shingling vine whose heart-shaped juvenile leaves press flat against a surface, each blade patterned with cool silver panels over deep green. Given vertical support and steady brightness, internodes tighten and the vine forms an elegant, geometric ladder—minimalist, graphic, and perfect for small spaces. Over time, the plant can transition to its mature phase with larger, lifted foliage that hints at fenestrations, but the juvenile “tile” look is already a design moment on its own. This medium size plant offers instant presence without overwhelming your shelves: compact footprint, crisp patterning, and a clean, tailored habit that reads modern in any room.

Key Specs

• Botanical: Monstera dubia (juvenile shingling form)
• Habit: appressed climber; leaves overlap like fish scales on a flat support
• Foliage: heart-shaped blades with silver/green marbling; satin to soft matte surface
• Typical indoor span (medium): ~35–60 cm vine length with multiple active nodes
• Best expression: on a plank, cedar board, moss totem with a flat face, or textured wall panel
• Climate comfort: 18–29 °C (65–85 °F); ~55–70% RH for lush, close-set leaves
• Pet guidance: aroids are best kept away from curious nibblers

Placement Ideas

• Mount on a slim cedar or cork board and lean it against a bookshelf wall for an instant “living tile” column.
• Use a narrow, tall planter to emphasize the vertical rhythm; neutral finishes (sand, ecru, matte stone) let the silver panes pop.
• Create contrast by pairing with broad-leaf aroids (e.g., Philodendron or Anthurium) so Dubia’s neat geometry steals the scene.
• For a gallery look, angle side light across the leaves; the overlapping blades cast delicate shadows that read like relief sculpture.

Care At-a-Glance

• Light: Bright, diffused daylight (east exposure or a luminous spot behind sheers). Avoid harsh midday beams to keep the silver panels crisp.
• Water: Moisten when the top layer just dries back—then water through and allow full drainage. Consistent, moderate moisture keeps leaves hugging the mount.
• Substrate: Airy aroid blend (chunky bark + coco + pumice/perlite) with a light sphagnum buffer to steady humidity at the root/mount interface.
• Support: Give a flat surface; secure new nodes with soft ties or plant clips so leaves continue to shingle in tidy rows.
• Feeding: Light nutrition (¼–½ strength) during active months.
• Grooming: Rotate the vessel every two weeks or slightly adjust the mount so growth stays centered; dust blades gently for a clean sheen.
• Progress Note: With time and height, foliage may lift and shift toward larger, more textured leaves—document the transformation for your feed.

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