Monstera deliciosa 'Thai Constellation' has large heart-shaped leaves with deep splits along the edges and holes near the middle vein. The green is scattered with creamy white to pale yellow variegation in a speckled, flecked pattern. No two leaves are marked the same. Older leaves get to 60cm across, each on a long stalk.
Growth & size
It is a climber, putting out aerial roots along its thickening stem that grab onto supports as it goes up. New leaves come out rolled from a sheath at the growing tip and open over a few days, with the variegation already set as each leaf forms. Given time and something to climb it will pass 2m indoors. It is slower than the plain green form, and most of the growth happens over the New Zealand growing season from October to April.
