Monstera Deliciosa Mint Variegated (Low Color) waroqueanum and mint-green striping and mottling

and mint-green striping and mottling across a deep green ground

Anthurium forgetii × Anthurium papillilaminum

and lime variegation across its deeply lobed

Costa Rica

broadly heart-shaped leaf form but distinguished by its defining characteristic — new leaves emerge in a vivid deep crimson to ruby red before gradually transitioning through warm tones to the deep

Monstera Deliciosa Mint Variegated (Low Color) waroqueanum and mint-green striping and mottlingMonstera Deliciosa Mint Variegated (Low Color) **By propagating the top of the plant, when new growth occurs you will see the original high color Mint Variegation** A rare cultivar of Monstera deliciosa native to the tropical rainforests of Central and South America distinguished from other variegated Monstera forms by a soft, cool toned mint green to creamy white variegation that reads as marbled and diffuse rather than the bold white sectors of the