Monstera alcirana Flowering In this abundantly illustrated and

In this abundantly illustrated and highly entertaining book

Native to:Southern Mexico (Tabasco and Chiapas) to El Salvador

reduce watering frequency to accommodate the plant's slower growth rate

Direct sunlight can damage its leaves

Humidity: Philodendron sharoniae thrives in high humidity levels of around 60% to 80%

Monstera alcirana Flowering In this abundantly illustrated andMonstera alcirana is a recently described species native to wet tropical forests of central Panama, specifically the provinces of Cocl, Panam, Coln and Veraguas between 3501000 m elevation. Its characterised by small, round to slightly oval thick leaves with a deep green, almost black sheen. Juvenile foliage typically climbs with tight internodes along host trees, producing a compact, delicate vine. It occasionally flowers and bears orange fruit. This