35 - 45cm Stephania Suberosa House Plant 17cm Pot monstera heart-shaped leaves that lie flat

heart-shaped leaves that lie flat against tree trunks or climbing boards

Yellow Leaves: Usually caused by overwatering or poor drainage

Repot every 1–2 years in spring to refresh the substrate and support continued

This provides aeration while retaining gentle moisture

which helps maintain the strong variegation

35 - 45cm Stephania Suberosa House Plant 17cm Pot monstera heart-shaped leaves that lie flatStephania suberosa is a rare and fascinating caudiciform plant belonging to the Menispermaceae family. Native to parts of Southeast Asia, this unusual species is prized among collectors for its corky, sculptural caudex and delicate climbing foliage. At its base, S. suberosa develops a thick, rounded caudex (a swollen stem root structure) that stores water and nutrients, allowing the plant to survive long periods of drought in its native environment.