Monstera Deliciosa Thai-Constellation Crème Brûlée Variegated

• The Monstera Deliciosa 'Thai Constellation' is a variety of Monstera Deliciosa that is distinguished by its leaves variegated with cream patterns, reminiscent of a starry sky, hence its evocative name. This plant was created in a laboratory in Thailand, which explains the addition of "Thai" in its name. The unique patterns on the leaves, similar to constellations, inspired the term "Constellation".

As for the name "Crème brûlée Variegated", it refers to the cream color of the variegation on the leaves, which is reminiscent of the golden hue of a crème brûlée. 🌌🍀

• Here is a technical sheet to maintain and thrive your Monstera Deliciosa Thai-Constellation Crème brûlée Variegated:

Technical Sheet: Monstera Deliciosa Thai-Constellation Crème brûlée Variegated

Exposure:

- Light: Bright indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight which can burn the leaves.
- Temperature: Ideal between 18-25°C. Should not fall below 12°C.

Watering:

- Spring/Summer: Water once a week. The substrate should remain slightly moist.
- Autumn/Winter: Wait until the substrate is completely dry on the surface before watering.

Humidity:

- Level: Appreciates high humidity (40-60%). Use a humidifier or place the plant on a tray with clay balls and water.
- Misting: Mist the leaves regularly to prevent thrips and mites, but make sure the water dries between two mistings to avoid fungal diseases.

Soil and Repotting:

- Substrate: Use a well-drained soil, ideally a mixture of potting soil for green plants, sphagnum moss, coconut bark and perlite.
- Repotting: Repot upon purchase, then every year or two if the plant is cramped. If the plant becomes too large, topdress annually.

Fertilizer:

- Type: Liquid fertilizer for green plants.
- Frequency: In spring and summer, every two weeks. Stop in autumn and winter.

General Care:

- Pruning: Prune dead or damaged leaves to encourage healthy growth.
- Support: Use a stake to support the plant if it becomes too large.

Special Features:

- Variegation: Variegated leaves require more light for photosynthesis, but avoid direct sunlight.
- Growth: Growth may be slower due to variegation, but with the right care, your Monstera will thrive.

Feel free to adjust these tips according to the reactions of your plant and your specific environment. Happy growing! 🍀