Monstera Full Mint - Preorder

Monstera Full Mint is an exceptionally rare variegated cultivated form of Monstera deliciosa prized for its soft mint green to pale aqua foliage that creates a calm and refined appearance. This form has no documented wild origin and is the result of selective cultivation focused on achieving high levels of light toned variegation. The leaves often emerge in uniform mint shades with subtle marbling and minimal dark green, giving the plant a clean and almost ethereal look. Color intensity can vary depending on light and maturity, making each plant unique and highly desirable among collectors.

Because of its reduced chlorophyll and delicate coloration this Monstera requires stable conditions and attentive care to maintain healthy growth and leaf quality.

Care guide

Light
Bright indirect light. Provide strong filtered light to support growth and help preserve the mint coloration. Avoid direct sunlight, which can scorch the lighter areas of the leaves.

High Humidity
Moderate to high humidity is preferred, ideally above sixty percent. Consistent humidity helps reduce stress and supports healthy leaf development.

Soil
Light chunky soil mix. Use an airy, well draining aroid substrate rich in organic matter to support strong root growth.

Watering
Keep evenly moist. Allow the top layer of the substrate to dry slightly between waterings. Avoid letting the soil dry out completely or remain waterlogged.

Temperature
Keep it warm between twenty and twenty eight degrees Celsius, or sixty eight to eighty two degrees Fahrenheit. Protect from cold drafts and sudden temperature changes.

Fertilizer
Light regular feeding during the growing season supports steady growth. Use a balanced fertilizer at low strength.

Growth habit and additional care
Climbing growth with large fenestrated foliage and developing aerial roots. Highly variegated leaves are sensitive to stress, low humidity and inconsistent care, so stable conditions, minimal handling and a consistent routine are essential for long term success.