Thai Constellation
Monstera deliciosa 'Thai Constellation'
Also called Variegated monstera and Monstera albo
Houseplant · AroidsTHE CREAM PARTS SUNBURN and they do not heal. Bright but never direct, and turn the pot a quarter every week or it grows lopsided towards the light.
Care at a glance
- Ease
- Medium
- Water
- Every 9 daysDrench and drain — water the whole surface until it runs from the holes.
- Light
- Bright indirect, and more of it than a plain monstera
- Feed
- Every 45 days
- Humidity
- Average to high
- Hardiness
- Indoors, or out in high summer RHS H1B, to 10°C
- Size
- 2.2 m tall · 1.2 m across
- Lifecycle
- Climber
- Origin
- A tissue-cultured sport of Monstera deliciosa
Is it safe for pets and people?
PetsToxic to pets
Affects dogs, cats, horses.
PeopleHarmful if eaten, and irritates skin
All parts — the sap carries needle-sharp calcium oxalate crystals.
HandlingTake care handling it
RHS category C — harmful if eaten, and a skin and eye irritant.
Checked against ASPCA and RHS on 2026-08-04.
A guide, not veterinary or medical advice. If a pet or a person has eaten a plant and you are worried, call your vet or doctor now — don’t wait for signs to appear. Spotted a mistake? Tell us.