4" Monstera subpinnata piper Allow the soil to dry

Allow the soil to dry out almost completely before watering

This describes how wide the foliage is

but as an indoor plant you will likely see them reach a maximum length of about 1' if grown vertically

but take care to never allow it to dry out completely for an extended period

Philodendron billietiae is a very popular and highly sought after climbing Philodendron species

4" Monstera subpinnata piper Allow the soil to dryMonstera subpinnata is one of the most distinctive and conversation starting species in the Monstera genus. Unlike the classic fenestrated leaves of Monstera deliciosa, subpinnata produces deeply pinnate (fully divided) leaves that look remarkably like a tropical palm frond an unusual and striking silhouette that sets it apart from every other Monstera in your collection. Native to South America, this fast growing climber is surprisingly easy to care