Monstera Delisioca Albo Variegata

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With its leaves painted in a bright white and its long striped stems , it's no wonder it is on the list of the most sought-after plants by everyone.\n\nThe stripes and white splashes found on the leaves are parts of the plant that do not contain the pigment called chlorophyll. These sections are parts of the plant whose cells have mutated and do not allow the absorption of sunlight , but only that of the green parts of the plant. In this case , the green parts of the leaf contain chlorophyll.\n\nThe Monstera albo stands out from other Monstera species with its white spots on the leaves , giving it an elegant and sophisticated look.\n\nThis plant needs a lot of light , but not direct sunlight , and prefers temperatures between 18 and 25 degrees Celsius. It requires well-drained soil and regular watering , but should not be left in waterlogged soil. The Monstera albo can be fertilized every two weeks in spring and summer , and once a month in autumn and winter.\n\n \n\n 
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