Monstera adansonii narrow form 4"Monstera Adansonii, or swiss cheese plant, is a species of flowering plant from family Araceae. The Swiss cheese plant gets its name from its large, oval shaped leaves which develop holes as the plant ages. These holes are called fenestrations, that make it look like Swiss cheese. This plant loves to climb so you may need to provide a stake, moss pole or trellis for it to climb. Plant can be pruned to size. Light: bright indirect light to partial

Light blue green plump leaves that trail out of the basket like hanging donkey tails

Great for rock gardens

With a variegated green to cream yellow coloration the leaves provide a striking contrast

Interior dimensions: 5

They can make for a good statement piece as they get pretty large comparative to other bromeliads

Adds a soft delicate quality to the garden

Microsorum diversifolium

Exterior Approximately 4

shimmering in the sun

The bright light red furry flowers that hang from the plant are the star of the show

On average 6 - 9 sticks per bundle

is a great specimen evergreen