Monstera adansonii (b form)Monstera adansonii (b form) is such an attractive adansonii species. Unfortunately we did not find much information on this plant. However, we know for sure once given something to climb up, it will fenestrate more for you. Their green leaves have a slight velvety sheen to them. Truly a unique plant to add to your collection. Care These like semi bright indirect light with no full sun. When re potting use a semi coarse soil that will drain water well.

This is a very interesting subtropical cactus/milkweed

but not currently in spike

We've seen larger versions of this plant and they put out the most beautiful yellow or white blooms

We recommend potting them into 4-6" pots

The will eventually put out little flowering structures with miniature orchids at the tips

These are native to central and northern Mexico

but ensure the soil is dry before watering

Sinningias typically flower as they are in the African Violet family

we recommend giving it a bright indirect light for it to really thrive

they will like to dry out roughly 2"-3" from the top of the soil it is rooted in

They like their conditions to be slightly ore on the moist side

Hence the "prayer plant" nickname