Hi Billy Rae- I think the name is Monstera 'Frederichstahlii'. It used to be known as Philodendron, but was reclassified in (?).

GH

Thanks GH!

Do you know what the difference is between Monstera obliqua and Monstera friedrichstahlii? Both plants look exactly the same to me?
Any input on that would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Billy Rae

:((( I'm afraid not, Billy Rae. Perhaps the plant has been reclassified once again? Not sure how often that kind of thing happens!:)

I have a Frederichstahlii, a very small one. It's very viney. Is yours viney as well? I think it's not gotten enough sun thru the winter months. It was at work and I just recently brought it home so it could enjoy a summer outdoors. I'm hoping the leaves will get bigger and have more holes.

GH

Hi GH,

Yes, I'd say it was viney. When I got it it also had some bare thinner stems, maybe they were roots to cling/climb with??? Not sure.
Here's another picture where you can see some of the the vines better (bad photo)I did cut some of the lower plant & vines off to make cuttings and was able to root them without any problems.

Thanks a lot for your help!
Billy Rae

Here is a link that might be useful: Plant

I think Monstera friedrichstahlii is actually Monstera obliqua...one in the same. Monstera obliqua is very variable a s well.
Michael M.