Monstera deliciosa var. borsigiana albo-variegata Specimen ID:Random Selection (HV) elegant species that is usually

elegant species that is usually found in shaded highland forests

All photos are from plants typical of the variety

Sarracenia leucophylla (bareroot rhizome

The “secret recipe” behind much of these genetics comes from the extremely wide peristome (Rokko Exotica x boschiana) female used in the cross

*There may be some who are concerned about us using the designation of Nepenthes alata to describe the parent plant because of some of the latest taxonomic publications

Monstera deliciosa var. borsigiana albo-variegata Specimen ID:Random Selection (HV) elegant species that is usuallyMonstera deliciosa var. borsigiana albo variegata is truly a showstopper. The beautiful variegation complements the fenestrated leaves that get more elaborate as the plant matures. It achieves a brighter white coloration than Monstera deliciosa 'Thai Constellation'; however, the variegation is less stable, sometimes going all white or disappearing. But when this happens, the more typical variegated pattern usually comes back in a leaf or 2 and in the