branching trails of red following part ways down the side veins finishing in buttery yellow to the leaf's edge
but will still look nice and full
and keeps her untamed ways in our homes too
In warmer states of the US it is also cultivated in the ground
Bright light for this guy keeps your whites white
4" Coffee Arabica monstera branching trails of red followingCoffee houseplant, the perfect combo!! Coffee Arabica has an ancient history starting in Ethiopia, discovered by Arab traders who took it along far and wide to all their trading posts, and named it Arabica. Wild plants grow up to 30', with smaller sizes expected in warm winter gardens to 15', and smaller still as a fine houseplant, growing into a pleasing bright green, vibrant bush for you. Glossy, ripply, deep green leaves grow on shaggy, brown