Hi! Is the first picture I have here a monstera obliqua (specifically the los tayos variety)? It was a wet stick cutting I got from a refuse pile so i never got proper identification. The second picture is of what I know to be a monstera adansonii. Third picture shows some of the inner fenastrations and exaggerated holes of the possible obliqua.
When did you get the wet stick? If it was relatively recently it’s an adansonii. Obliqua take forever to grow and usually throw runners where Adansonii don’t
2 Me gusta I got the wet stick back in Sept. or Aug. 2024. So maybe it is just a faster, mature adansonii?
1 me gusta I think so!
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It looks like a mature adansonii to me but I am far from an expert!
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Here’s a photo of me adansonii. They look pretty similar I’m guessing they are the same. Obliqua usually have a different growth pattern also
I see! Okay thank you for sharing your picture. Ours do look very similar so assuming it is an adansonii actually
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