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title: "Has anyone pressed and framed an Albo monstera leaf?"
description: "Has anyone pressed and framed an Albo monstera leaf?"
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community: "Monstera Maniacs"
author: "Kay"
published: "2026-08-01T18:56:09.704959Z"
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# Has anyone pressed and framed an Albo monstera leaf?

_Posted by Kay on 2026-08-01_

Has anyone pressed and framed an Albo monstera leaf?

## 1 comment

### ABagel commented on 2026-08-02

I haven’t but I would think it would turn brown. There may be a way to preserve some of the lightness but typically dry preserved pressed flowers/leaves will be artificial colored or bleached to enhance or mute the natural appearance.

I think a leaf rubbing would look really cool though. Placing the leaf on a flat surface, paper on the leaf, and using charcoal, crayon, or oil pastels, or chalk to make a texture rubbing on the paper.

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