Monstera Aurea Variegated Big

Golden-Yellow Variegation – Unlike the Monstera Albo, the Aurea features unique splashes, streaks, or marbled patterns of golden-yellow variegation on its deep green leaves, making each leaf one of a kind.

Large, Fenestrated Leaves – As it matures, it develops classic Monstera splits and holes (fenestrations), enhancing its tropical appeal.

Climbing Growth Habit – Prefers to climb using a moss pole or trellis, which helps it produce larger leaves and more defined variegation.

Slow-Growing & Rare – Due to its slow growth and unpredictable variegation, it is a prized collector’s plant that can be difficult to find.

Bright Indirect Light for Best Variegation – To maintain its vibrant yellow coloring, it needs plenty of bright, indirect light; too much shade can reduce the variegation, while direct sun may scorch the lighter areas.