Monstera Obliqua ' Bolivia ' Rooted Cutting - Extremely Rare Collector ' S Aroid
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:31186266 | Type: Houseplants |
| Plant Form: Cutting/Leaf | Genus: Monstera |
| Plant/Pot Size: Small (Desk) | Country/Region of Manufacture: Bolivia |
Monstera Obliqua 'Boliva' Rooted Cutting - Extremely Rare Collector's Aroid. Ships with USPS Priority Mail Express.
This plant is a genuine Monstera Obliqua 'Bolivia, ' or the Bolivian form of Monstera Obliqua. The plant has been confirmed as obliqua by Mick Mittermeier and can be traced back to the Huntington Botanical Gardens. The first two images show the mother plant, and the rest show the cutting for sale. I took the cutting because the plant was growing with no leaves were bei...ng produced. Since then, the mother plant has flourished and put out 5 new leaves. This plant may not look incredibly appealing, but it rewards you with so much growth it's hard not to fall in love with. The cutting now has a large single root and a new growth point, meaning it's ready to sell. From my experience, this plant is quite hardy and an easy grower. Mine puts out leaves just as frequently as an adansonii. The cutting has been sitting in water that's changed every few days, with bright indirect light and humidity from 70%-100%. I would reccomend putting it in water after recieving it and letting it's roots develope more before planting in soil. It has 3 nodes. I will ship it wrapped in moist sphagnum moss with USPS Priority Mail Express. This is my first plant to be sold on Ebay, but I have shipped lots of plants before in trades with great success. If the plant arrives in undesirable condtion, please contact me and we will work it out.
This plant is a genuine Monstera Obliqua 'Bolivia, ' or the Bolivian form of Monstera Obliqua. The plant has been confirmed as obliqua by Mick Mittermeier and can be traced back to the Huntington Botanical Gardens. The first two images show the mother plant, and the rest show the cutting for sale. I took the cutting because the plant was growing with no leaves were bei...ng produced. Since then, the mother plant has flourished and put out 5 new leaves. This plant may not look incredibly appealing, but it rewards you with so much growth it's hard not to fall in love with. The cutting now has a large single root and a new growth point, meaning it's ready to sell. From my experience, this plant is quite hardy and an easy grower. Mine puts out leaves just as frequently as an adansonii. The cutting has been sitting in water that's changed every few days, with bright indirect light and humidity from 70%-100%. I would reccomend putting it in water after recieving it and letting it's roots develope more before planting in soil. It has 3 nodes. I will ship it wrapped in moist sphagnum moss with USPS Priority Mail Express. This is my first plant to be sold on Ebay, but I have shipped lots of plants before in trades with great success. If the plant arrives in undesirable condtion, please contact me and we will work it out.
