Monstera acuminata

Species · Monstera

Young plants press their leaves against their support; adult foliage usually hangs from upright leaf stalks.

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Growing this plant

For this species

Growth habit
A climbing plant.
Mature size
Mature leaf blades are described as 35–65 cm long.

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General guidance for Monstera

General guidance for this genus. Individual species and cultivars can need different conditions.

Light
Bright, indirect; shade strong sun, especially white variegation.
Water
M. deliciosa/adansonii: almost dry → water. M. dubia: lightly moist, never waterlogged.
Temperature
M. deliciosa/adansonii: 18–25°C.
Support
Climbers: sturdy pole.
Humidity
M. dubia + M. deliciosa ‘Variegata’: 60–80%.

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About this plant

This species is native from Mexico through Central America and occurs primarily in the wet tropics.

Monstera acuminata is an accepted species in Monstera. Cultivars and named forms are recorded separately.

Names & identity
Canonical Chonk name
Monstera acuminata
Accepted or parent name
Monstera acuminata
Species epithet
acuminata

Other plants in Monstera

Related by genus, not exact matches. Care requirements can differ.

Sources
Plant information
Kew POWO — CATE Araceae (2011) ↗

Introduction · Mature size

Checked 2026-09-24.
Kew POWO — Monstera acuminata ↗

About this plant · Growth habit

Checked 2026-09-24.