A cutting of my favorite Monstera species. Blade-like fenestrate lobes attach together at the leaf margin via very thin filaments of tissue, like string holding together daggers. Somewhat common in its native range of Costa Rica through northern Colombia, and not at all common in cultivation in the US. Tends to run if not attached to a pole; sizes up rapidly when given adequate growing conditions.
This one specifically is well-rooted in the pot despite looking like a little stick. The length of the vine is dotted with tiny proto-leaves; it just needs some encouragement.
