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Monstera Variegated

2018-03-31 11:20 #0 by: Evelina

I bought this cutting of a Monstera Variegated, last summer from an online auction! Since the leaves are variegated it grows much slower that my all green monsteras. It’s finally thriving in its pot and sprouting out new leaves every other week! 😁

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2018-04-01 14:14 #1 by: Leia

What makes the leaves partly white?

All the best, Leia

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2018-04-01 14:47 #2 by: Evelina

It’s a mutation! 😄

Here's an article: https://apartmentgardening.savvity.net/discussions/599edbc01d41c82b8e057252-what-causes-plant-variegation

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2018-04-04 12:44 #3 by: Leia

Great article! Straight to the point and super easy to understand. 

All the best, Leia

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2019-04-11 08:24 #4 by: =^_^=

Have it grown any from last year? I would love a photo update!

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2019-04-15 19:42 #5 by: Evelina

I can take a photo tomorrow. Unfortunately I have had an invasion of thrips. This has resulted in all of my Monsteras losing their leaves during the last year. Now they are starting to grow back. So it doesnt look as nice as it did in this photo. 😢

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