Tall Monstera, One-Off Specimen

Only one — the exact plant you see is the plant that arrives.A Swiss cheese plant (Monstera deliciosa) grown to a remarkable 230–250cm on a moss pole — a full, climbing column of deeply split, mature leaves, the kind of height a monstera only reaches after years of being allowed to climb. At this scale it stops being a houseplant and becomes the architecture of a room: a green wall that stands on its own.This is a single specimen, not one of a batch. This individual plant, photographed as it stands, in a 40cm nursery pot.Bright, indirect to medium light; water every one to two weeks, letting the soil dry between. Mildly irritating to pets if chewed.One only. When it's gone we'll grow another on — but never this exact plant.