A quieter kind of Monstera. This exact rooted cutting, supplied under the collector-trade name *Monstera obliqua* ‘Colombia,’ carries three long, narrow leaves with tapered tips, subtle darker venation, and a fresh leaf still opening.

Propagated from a mother plant maintained in the Plant Gallery collection and grown in Harlem, New York, the cutting is established in a clear nursery pot with a chunky, bark-forward medium. The current foliage is entire rather than fenestrated, allowing its slim silhouette and softly textured surface to take the lead. The photographs show the exact rooted cutting you will receive. As it matures and climbs upward the plant will begin to show fenestrations.

“Colombia” is the supplied horticultural label. It is not a claim of verified wild locality or formal cultivar status, and this trade material is discussed inconsistently among growers. Mature leaf shape, size, fenestration, and taxonomic determination cannot be guaranteed.

Gallery Notes

No holes required. Right now, the silhouette is the story.

Plant Snapshot

- Listing type: Exact rooted cutting pictured

- Stage: Established rooted cutting

- Provenance: Propagated from a mother plant maintained in the Plant Gallery collection and grown on in Harlem, New York

- Supplied name: *Monstera obliqua* ‘Colombia’

- Current foliage: Three visible leaves, including one fresh leaf still opening

- Current leaf form: Narrow and entire; no fenestration currently visible (But they're coming)

- Current medium: Chunky, bark-forward aroid mix with perlite

- Experience level: Intermediate to advanced