Monstera pinnatipartita

Species · Monstera

Mature foliage is cut almost to the central vein, producing long, narrow lobes along each side.

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Light: Choose bright, indirect light.
Humidity: Provide moderate to high humidity.
Watering: Water during active growth; in winter, keep the compost only just moist.
Substrate: Use a peat-free, loam-based potting compost.
Growth habit: An evergreen climber.
Propagation: Layer stems in autumn.
Mature size: Mature leaf blades can reach 70 cm long.

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%.

Guides discussing this genus, not necessarily this individual plant:

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

Names & identity

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

Sources

Plant information

RHS — Monstera pinnatipartita ↗

Introduction · Light · Humidity · Watering · Substrate · Growth habit · Propagation · Mature size

Checked 2026-09-24.