Giant XL Monstera Cheese Plant

By Maxm
February 19 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted February 19

Very big monstera / cheese plant, about 7ft tall with around 30 leaves. Extremely sad to sell this plant after having it for many years but my kitten is obsessed with it and I fear it won't last long!!

It comes in a beautiful blue glazed pot which was around £50 on its own (though will probably need repotting into a larger pot over the winter to keep up it's growth)

Really healthy plant for it's age and easy to look after. Selling cheap because of the kitten situation! ~~£200 ono.~~ Back for sale again a few months on, some of the lower leaves have some cat damage (see last picture), so reduced to £100 (can't take less)

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