YOU WILL RECEIVE THE EXACT PLANT PICTURED
Much more commonly available in the juvenile shingling form, monstera dubia eventually forms some of the largest leaves in the monstera family. This is a rare, rooted top cut from one of our mature dubia plants, with fully fenestrated leaves.
Do note that this one tried to rot out right at the soil line on us. It did not completely fall apart and the main top has produced a new leaf since then. It has also started a new growth point that just popped up. We cannot guarantee that the soil line damage on the main trunk will not progress. If it does, we recommend just tying the stem to a pole, and placing the new bottom node just slightly below the surface of your potting media. The new growth point will also need something to climb very soon, or it will get ridiculously leggy.