Monstera Thai Constellation
Creamy-white speckled variegation on classic monstera leaves — tissue-culture stable, so every leaf shows variegation. Available as a rooted cutting or as an established potted plant.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
Medium size
Established plant in a 14cm nursery pot, 3–4 leaves each with clear constellation variegation, well-rooted and actively growing. Supplied in a plain nursery pot — not the decorative pot shown in photographs.
Pot size
14cm nursery pot
Plant height
30–40cm
Leaf count
3–4 leaves
Leaf size
15–22cm
Growth habit
Climbing / vining — benefits from a moss pole or trellis
Pet safety
Toxic to cats and dogs if ingested
Shipping
Delivered within 5 working days of placing your order. Plants are dispatched wrapped in damp paper and insulated packaging.
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Care guide
Light
Bright indirect light. Unlike Albo, the TC variegation is stable so light is less critical — but brighter = faster growth.
Watering
Water when the top 3–4cm of substrate is dry. Well-draining mix is essential.
Humidity
60–70%. Tolerates average household humidity better than most variegated monsteras.
Temperature
18–27°C. Consistent warmth encourages steady growth.
Grower's tip
Thai Constellation grows slower than a standard Monstera deliciosa — this is normal. Patience is rewarded with spectacular, stable variegation on every single leaf.
Difficulty
Needs consistent care and attention to thrive.
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