Monstera obliqua “Loreto” monstera tenuis • An incredibly rare &

• An incredibly rare & enigmatic Peruvian Monstera

velvety Philodendron is endemic to the Chocó region and was only formally described recently

round elliptical fenestrations

and the rest are more reference pics of the parent plants

These two were the only specimens of this plant ever collected or even recorded from the wild

Monstera obliqua “Loreto” monstera tenuis • An incredibly rare &Listing is for rooted & actively growing divisions of Monstera obliqua Loreto. This form is different than all other Peruvian obliqua forms in cultivation, and sports incredibly interesting fenestrations as they mature A fascinating form of obliqua from Peru, this Monstera sports impressive circular fenestration from the midrib. As they mature, the fenestrations get more rounded, wide & ordered Though juvenile plants are entire leaved, they begin to