Monstera adansoniiThe perfect plant if you love fenestration! The Monstera species can be found growing in a wide range across Central and South America. Train it up a trellis, stake, or moss pole to get large mature leaves with even more fenestration as they would in the wild growing up the sides of trees. Care These like semi bright indirect light with no full sun. When re potting use a semi coarse soil that will drain water well. Water when first 2" of soil is dry,

Like all Hoyas

and have roughly 3-4 leaves

We water every 10ish days

While it can still climb up surfaces like many other Philodendron

This is a very interesting subtropical cactus/milkweed

Cut back watering to roughly once a month in the fall and winter with light waterings as cacti will go dormant

Unlike most hoyas

They like indirect light

This is a really unusual Monstera native to Peru

They can handle some pretty intense direct sun

This amazing species is native to Brazil

This is a slight variation of the carnosa that has a lighter inner variegation