Monstera deliciosa 'Electrolyte'
Owned by David Fefferman (@David).
Notes
The plant tag indicates 'M. Electrolyte', which is a specific clone/cultivar of variegated Monstera deliciosa.
Details
Identity & Classification
- Common Name
- Swiss cheese plant
Growth & Physical Traits
- Plant Type
- Houseplant
- Growing Medium
- sphagnum moss
- Growth Habit
- Climber
Lifecycle & Reproduction
- Propagation Method
- Tissue Culture
Care & Requirements
- Watering Needs
- Medium Water Needs
- Temperature Range
- Warm Temperate (50–80°F / 10–27°C)
- Humidity Range
- High Humidity (60–80%)
- Light Needs
- Bright Indirect Light
Origin & Source
- Acquisition Source
- The Basements
- Date Acquired
- Apr 26, 2026
- Acquisition Price
- $100
- Natural Habitat Location
- Tropical rainforests
Collection Context
- Quantity
- 1
- Growing Area
- Greenhouse
- Added Details
- The plant tag indicates 'M. Electrolyte', which is a specific clone/cultivar of variegated Monstera deliciosa.
Monstera
deliciosa 'Electrolyte'
Growth & Physical Traits
Lifecycle & Reproduction
Care & Requirements
Origin & Source
Collection Context
Added Details
The plant tag indicates 'M. Electrolyte', which is a specific clone/cultivar of variegated Monstera deliciosa.
Item Lore
The *Monstera deliciosa* 'Electrolyte' is a unique variegated cultivar prized by collectors for its striking, irregular leaf patterns that set it apart from the common Swiss cheese plant. These plants are valued for their aesthetic rarity and the patience required to maintain their health, reflecting the broader botanical enthusiasm for cultivating distinct, genetically stable variations within the *Monstera* genus.
Monstera
deliciosa 'Electrolyte'
Added Details
The plant tag indicates 'M. Electrolyte', which is a specific clone/cultivar of variegated Monstera deliciosa.
Growth & Physical Traits
Lifecycle & Reproduction
Care & Requirements
Origin & Source
Collection Context
Item Lore
The *Monstera deliciosa* 'Electrolyte' is a unique variegated cultivar prized by collectors for its striking, irregular leaf patterns that set it apart from the common Swiss cheese plant. These plants are valued for their aesthetic rarity and the patience required to maintain their health, reflecting the broader botanical enthusiasm for cultivating distinct, genetically stable variations within the *Monstera* genus.