I own a small Monstera, but I do not know which specific Monstera. It is about 7 stems in a 9 cm pot. There is only one stem that has two leaves with holes.
My guess is that it is either a Monstera adansonii narrow form or a Monstera acuminata.
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Sign up to join this communityI own a small Monstera, but I do not know which specific Monstera. It is about 7 stems in a 9 cm pot. There is only one stem that has two leaves with holes.
My guess is that it is either a Monstera adansonii narrow form or a Monstera acuminata.
It does look like a very young plant, which makes it harder to tell exactly, especially with varieties of M. adansonii. It definitely looks like a Monstera adansonii var. laniata or just Monstera laniata for short. However, it could be just the Monstera adansonii var. friedrichsthalii AKA Narrow Form adansonii or Monstera acuminata, just because it is a young M. adansonii, and they all look so similar. I don’t want to say M. laniata is the only possibility. But I’d definitely say it’s likely the Monstera laniata because of the more even textured leaves that also appear to be wider in comparison to the Narrow Form adansonii, and the M. acuminata usually has more holes in the leaves.