Monstera standleyana aka Philodendron Cobra

Monstera standleyana, also known as the Five Holes Plant, is an exotic species of flowering plant from the Araceae family that can be found in Costa Rica, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama. It was described by G.S. Bunting in 1967 and is often confused with Philodendron because of its variegated leaves, although the University of Minnesota has officially classified it as a Monstera standleyana. The name Monstera comes from the Latin word for monstrous/abnormal which is thought to refer to the incredible fenestrated leaves of the plant. It is a climber that uses aerial roots to grab onto trees as it grows, and is capable of growing up to 60ft/18m tall. Many plant lovers enjoy Monstera standleyana for its colourful leaves with holey, slitted shapes. Thankfully, this tropical plant is fairly easy to care for and makes a very attractive addition to any indoor garden.