Re: Monstera karstenianum ‘Peru’

Yes I am sure that it is not pinnatipartita. I have never had that species, and I have lots of ‘Peru’ scrambling around on the ground below the mature one. 
Even at about six feet off the ground, the leaves had the classic look of the juvenile ‘Peru’, and were shingling on the palm tree. I now wish that I had taken pictures at that stage. 
I will have to attach more ‘Peru’ to trees to get those pictures!
Thanks for your question!
Don Bittel 

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On May 1, 2022, at 1:44 AM, Malwi D <mallow87@gmail.com> wrote:


Are you 100% sure it is not a pinnatipartita? 

W 18 kwietnia 2022 02:18:24 Don Bittel <donbit121@hotmail.com> napisał:

Hello all, and Happy Easter!
Here are some pictures of a mature Monstera karstenianum ‘Peru’. This is the first time that it has flowered for me. The plant shingled it’s way up a palm tree, and is now about twelve feet off the ground. The leaves have changed drastically the last few feet of growth. It still looks much different than any other monstera, as does the immature plant look totally different than typical monsteras. 
I hope you like the pictures!
Don Bittel 

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