Monstera obliqua Adansonii with Moss Pole Pot 20 cm
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La Monstera obliqua is a tropical plant and in nature grows clinging to the bark of trees. It is a plant epiphytesuch as Monstera deliciosa or Orchids, i.e. a plant that can also grow without potting soil and also draws nutrients and moisture through the leaves. It is particularly effective against formaldehyde and electromagnetic pollution.
Requires little watering, but a humid climate, avoid stagnation and placing it near radiators or windows that are too sunny
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