Monstera deliciosa var. borsigiana albo-variegata #2

The Variegated Monstera requires similar care to that of the solid green Monstera deliciosa. The main difference is the white portion of the variegated Monstera leaves cannot absorb light, so the plant needs to work twice as hard to photosynthesize. Therefore, low light conditions are not ideal and you should keep your variegated Monstera in bright ambient light to make it happy.

Rotate your plant periodically to ensure even growth on all sides and dust the leaves often so the plant can photosynthesize efficiently. When dusting the leaves, also take the opportunity to inspect the undersides and keep an eye out for pests.

Any variegated plant generally requires a little more light than its non-variegated (all-green) counterpart

Is it always a good practice to water your plant thoroughly until water escapes the drainage holes. Then simply wait until about the top quarter of the potting soil is dry, and repeat

Although typically slow-growing, during the spring and summer months you can use organic fertilizer on your Monstera once a month to encourage new growth