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title: "My newest albo. 😍 I’m so excited! The last pic is the mother plant…"
description: "My newest albo. 😍 I’m so excited! The last pic is the mother plant the seller propagated it from!"
url: "https://getplanta.com/community/UeI834LBSHCioL8MwLcQxA/W3QoA7kXR1Goow5N9TG3FP"
community: "Monstera Maniacs"
author: "Katie G"
published: "2026-09-08T02:16:50.167839Z"
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# My newest albo. 😍 I’m so excited! The last pic is the mother plant…

_Posted by Katie G on 2026-09-08_

My newest albo. 😍 I’m so excited! The last pic is the mother plant the seller propagated it from!

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## 4 comments

### Reptile0 commented on 2026-09-08

Amazing!

### Kristine commented on 2026-09-08

I bought a cutting 2yrs ago and it has not grown at all.any pointers?

#### Katie G replied on 2026-09-08

Many of my monsteras are also pretty slow growers, especially the variegated ones. I do know, though, that they like to be snug in their pots and don’t put much energy into growing foliage until they’ve filled the pot with plenty of roots. I’ve heard they are heavy feeders, so fertilizer might help. Also, people and the internet say these are medium to low light plants. Obviously, you shouldn’t put them in direct sun like a succulent, but they actually really do love light, especially variegated ones that have less chlorophyl for photosynthesis. It’s good to give them lots of bright, indirect light or a full-spectrum grow light.

### Aroidmama commented on 2026-09-08

Beautiful, and I agree with everything Katie G has said. Also, because they are variegated they need a little more light than a non-variegated.

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