4" Monstera deliciosa puteolata commonly known as the "Raindrop"

commonly known as the "Raindrop" Peperomia

dark purple leaves that we've ever seen on a plant

This is the form found in areas of Colombia

the leaves will become larger with more pronounced lobes and narrow mid ribs

This particular cultivar is similar to N'joy

4" Monstera deliciosa puteolata commonly known as the "Raindrop"Monstera deliciosa the iconic "Swiss Cheese Plant" is one of the most recognizable and beloved houseplants in the world, and for good reason. Native to the tropical rainforests of Central America, this architectural beauty produces large, glossy, heart shaped leaves that develop dramatic fenestrations (natural splits and holes) as the plant matures. Each new leaf is a small event: larger, more perforated, and more impressive than the last. Monstera