Swiss Cheese Specimen — One-Off Small / 20-100cm its leaves a deep glossy

its leaves a deep glossy green that reads almost black in low evening light — and on this specimen that polish rides a sculptural line no straight-stemmed tree can offer

Most dieback is caused by too much water or that the plant is too exposed to cold winds

Forgiving of most rooms

A drainage hole has been incorporated in the base to efficiently drain excess water

Swiss Cheese Specimen — One-Off Small / 20-100cm its leaves a deep glossyOnly one the exact plant you see is the one that arrives. A statement Monstera deliciosa grown on a moss pole, with the deep splits and fenestrated leaves that only come with a mature, well grown plant. No two are ever alike this is the individual, photographed exactly as it stands. A single specimen, not one of a batch. When it's gone we'll find another but never this exact one again. Bright, indirect light; water when the top few centimetres of soil