Monstera Thai Constellation is named such because the leaves are so full of splashes of variegation that they resemble stars in the night sky. Since the white parts of the leaf lack chlorophyll and cannot photosynthesize, the green parts have to work twice as hard to feed the plant.
Lighting: Place your Monstera Thai in a position where it receives bright, indirect light. Ideally, it should be near a large sunny window that has curtains to shade the leaves from the direct sun.
Watering: Water only when the soil is dry. Soil that stays soggy got too long prevents the roots from getting any oxygen.
Humidity: Humidity levels above 60% are preferred for this plant.
