Monstera Albo is a subspecies of the popular monstera deliciosa. With its white variegation and long striped stems, this plant has become one of the hottest varieties for plant enthusiasts.
Unlike most monsteras, such as the monstera adansonii, this plant has large white (or cream) splashes naturally occur on its split leaves. These patches do not contain chlorophyll as typical green leaves because they do not undergo photosynthesis. Although this plant’s leaves do not undergo photosynthesis, they should not be hindered from getting tons of sunlight and love.
This plant’s sections contain mutated cells and do not allow the plant to absorb sunlight as the green parts of the plant do. This variegated monstera plant is different from the Monstera Thai Constellation (which is lab-created) because the Monstera Thai Constellation has a stable variegation, meaning it will always grow with variegation on all its leaves.
