Monstera subpinnata low light They can go fully dry

They can go fully dry between full waterings

This may roughly be every 7-10 days depending on your home environment

The leaves will wrinkle as a sign they need water

This process will eventually result in a trunk or stalk at the base of the plant as it mature further helping the plant stabilize itself in the soil

Monstera subpinnata low light They can go fully dryMonstera subpinnata is a vining monstera, and they are often found crawling up trees. Their pinnate leaves make for a very unusual looking monstera. Care Like most climbing Monstera, these would prefer a moss pole or surface to climb as this can produce larger foliage. Water when first 2" of soil is dry. Avoid any harsh direct sun and keep in a bright filtered space. When repotting, use a coarse well draining soil mix. All of our plants are ethically