The Monstera Albo is a rare lunar treasure from the Galactic Jungle, flaunting split leaves with celestial white variegation that looks like it was kissed by the moon itself. To keep this space diva thriving, give it bright, indirect starlight. Too much sun and her alabaster half may burn like a supernova; too little and her moonbeam magic may vanish into a black hole of green.

Plant in a chunky, well-draining meteor mix, think bark, perlite, and coco coir to keep those roots light and breathable in your spaceship’s gravity. Water only when the top inch feels like dry stardust — soggy roots are a fast track to mission failure.

She loves a humid atmosphere, aim for 60%+ to keep those half-moon panels looking crisp and cosmic. Fuel her every 4–6 weeks during her active orbit (spring to early fall) with a balanced space fertilizer.

Give her something to climb, a moss pole or trellis lets her reach for the stars, just like she was born to do. And keep your sensors alert for pesty space critters, spider mites and mealybugs are unwelcome passengers on this voyage.

With a little Martian love and lunar care, your Monstera Albo will beam beauty into your plantiverse like a true star.