Thai Constellation

Monstera ‘Thai Constellation’

$199.95
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The plant, by the plant

Welcome to the top of the indoor plant social ladder. I'm the Thai Constellation - a Monstera whose every leaf is splattered with galaxies of cream-white stars. Two truths collectors love: my variegation is genetically stable (no reverting, unlike certain princesses), and every leaf's star-map is still completely unique. Consistency AND chaos. Have both.

My name's a bit of theatre too - I've no wild Thai heritage; I was perfected in tissue culture and distributed via Thailand. A lab-grown constellation. Extremely on-brand for this century.

Because my white patches don't photosynthesise, give me plenty of bright, indirect light, water when my top half of soil dries, and keep me clear of draughts.

What you'll get (no surprises):

  • Medium - 140mm nursery pot, approx 20-30cm
  • Large - 200mm nursery pot, approx 70-90cm
  • X-Large - 250mm nursery pot - our biggest, starriest specimens

Pets: stars are for wishing on, not chewing - toxic if nibbled.

Protect the masterpiece with the Leaf Shine & Plant Food Duo and mount me in a Pierre Terrazzo Pot in White.

🌱 One tree planted with every order.

Delivery & packing

Packed by hand in plastic-free wrap and delivered Australia-wide from our Brisbane nursery - most metro orders land in 2-5 business days, tracked the whole way. Arrives sad? Photos within 48 hours and we'll replace it. One tree planted with every order.

Monstera ‘Thai Constellation’

Thai Constellation

Native distribution

South America

Key attributes

Regarded by many as the trendiest plant to own. As leaves grow the holes (technical term is fenestrations) and the deep lobes become more apparent. Key feature of this plant is the creamy-yellow variegation of marble and splash patterns across the leaves – reminiscent of a starry constellation. The plant naturally will try to climb up a totem or wall structure and can grow horizontally over the edge of a pot. Given time, the plant produces edible fruit.

  • Bright with some direct sunlight.
  • Water sparingly, soil to be almost dry.
  • Not so pet friendly.