Monstera deliciosa 'Super Gold'

Monstera deliciosa

$78.49

Toxic to cats and dogs

Dispatches in 1 to 4 business days.

  • LightBright indirect
  • WaterTop inch or two of soil is dry

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Care at a glance (click to expand or collapse)
LightBright indirect light
WaterWater when the top inch or two of soil is dry
HumidityAverage to high humidity and steady warmth
Monstera Adansonii Care Guide (Swiss Cheese Vine, Light to Propagation)Care notes by Nick Alan

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A collector's climbing monstera with bright golden-yellow leaves. The Monstera deliciosa 'Super Gold' (also sold as Super Golden) stands out from every green plant on the shelf. This young plant has heart-shaped golden leaves and develops the classic splits and holes as it matures. Here is how to look after a Super Gold monstera.

Why you'll like it

Gold-leaved monsteras are sought after because the color is so unusual. You get a rare-looking plant at a size that is easy to settle in, and you can train it up a moss pole as it grows into a statement plant.

What you get

A live Monstera 'Super Gold' in a 4" grower's nursery pot. Each plant is young, so leaf shape and color will vary.

. Use a chunky, airy mix, keep it warm and add a moss pole as it begins to climb.

What is Monstera Super Golden?
It is a gold-leaved form of Monstera deliciosa. The new leaves come in bright golden-yellow instead of the usual green.

Is a golden monstera rare?
It is less common than the standard green monstera and sought after by collectors for its color.

Will the leaves get splits and holes?
Yes. Young leaves are heart-shaped, and the plant develops its classic splits and holes as it matures, especially with bright light and a pole to climb.

Why are the new leaves turning greener?
Lower light can push new growth greener. Bright indirect light helps keep the golden color.

Care notes by Nick Alan, founder of Palma.

Where to put this plant

Needs: Bright direct sun

Find the window you have. Each one gives a different kind of light.

  • East-facing windowGentle morning sun, then bright shade.
    Fine
  • South-facing windowBrightest, with sun most of the day.
    Best spot
  • West-facing windowStrong, hot afternoon sun.
    Good spot
  • North-facing windowSoft, steady light with no direct sun.
    Too dim

Distance changes it too

  • At the glassStrongest
  • 3 to 5 ft backAbout half
  • Across the roomDim

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Questions people ask

How often should I water Monstera deliciosa 'Super Gold'?

Water when the top inch or two of soil is dry. Check the soil with a finger rather than watering on a set day.

How much light does Monstera deliciosa 'Super Gold' need?

Bright indirect light. The care card above lists water, size and pot fit.