Thai Constellation Monstera, 18–24 Inches, 6-Inch Pot
Make space for the creamy, star-like markings of Thai Constellation Monstera (Monstera deliciosa ‘Thai Constellation’). Its broad green leaves carry cream-colored speckles and patches, each with a different pattern. As the plant matures, larger leaves can develop dramatic splits and openings with a suitable climbing support.
Points of interest and size
- One live Thai Constellation Monstera listed at approximately 18–24 inches tall in a 6-inch nursery grow pot. Height, leaf shape, splits and variegation vary naturally.
- Estimated mature indoor height: about 4–8 feet with time, enough room and a support; prune to manage its size.
- Cream-speckled variegation differs from leaf to leaf; mature fenestrations develop as growth conditions allow.
What you receive
One live Thai Constellation Monstera in its 6-inch nursery grow pot. Height, leaf shape, fenestrations and variegation vary naturally. Decorative planters and furnishings in styled photos are not included.
Optional decorative planters
Style your plant with the black BASEL 6-inch planter, white BASEL 6-inch planter, black Oslo 6-inch planter, or white Oslo 6-inch planter. Decorative planters are sold separately and are not included with the plant.
Care guide
- Light: Give bright indirect or filtered light to support healthy variegated growth. Avoid prolonged harsh direct sun that can scorch cream-colored areas.
- Water: Water when the upper 1–2 inches of mix dry, then let excess drain fully. Avoid soggy roots and reduce watering in cooler, darker months.
- Soil: Use a loose, chunky aroid mix with bark and perlite in a pot with drainage holes. Ready to repot? Shop our Rich Houseplant Soil Blend, hand-blended in small batches and sold separately. Amend the blend with bark and perlite to maintain the chunky, airy structure this Monstera needs.
- Humidity and temperature: Moderate to higher household humidity helps new leaves unfurl. Keep warm and away from cold drafts and drying vents.
- Feeding: During active spring and summer growth, use a balanced slow-release houseplant fertilizer according to its label directions. Ready to feed? Shop our 2 oz Slow-Release Fertilizer for Houseplants & Succulents for steady nutrition for potted houseplants, sold separately. Reduce or pause feeding in winter, and skip feeding while growth is paused or during extreme heat or cold.
- Pruning: Remove damaged leaves and trim a long stem just above a node with clean scissors to shape the plant. Provide a sturdy stake or pole for climbing as it grows.
- Repotting: Check roots every 1–2 years. If crowded, move up one pot size in fresh airy mix, keeping the original planting depth and supporting the stems.
- Propagation: Root a stem cutting with at least one node in water or lightly moist airy mix in warm indirect light. Allow roots to establish before potting; a leaf without a node cannot make a new plant.
Pet safety
Not safe for pets or children.