Product Description
An artificial Monstera deliciosa with split, gradient-green leaves, available at 90 cm or 120 cm tall as a single plant or a matched pair, in a black plastic pot. The leaves are fade-resistant PE on a sturdy metal stem frame — a build that holds its shape once you set it.
The split, gradient-toned leaf is the whole reason to buy a Monstera rather than a generic broadleaf plant, and this one delivers it properly: vivid, natural-looking split leaves in gradient green tones rather than a single flat shade, which is the detail that separates a convincing Monstera from one that repeats a single leaf mould in one uniform green.
Sizing runs two ways at once: two heights and two pack counts, giving four combinations to choose from. Read the size table carefully, because the pack count changes the look more than the height does.
What are the exact dimensions and materials?
| Height / Size | 90 cm or 120 cm |
|---|---|
| Foliage material | PE (polyethylene), fade-resistant |
| Stem / frame | Sturdy metal frame |
| Leaf count | Not specified |
| Pot | Black plastic pot, included |
| Configuration | 1 or 2 plants per order |
| Weight | Not specified |
| UV rating | Not specified |
| Placement | Best suited to indoor use |
Which height and pack count should I buy?
| Height | Pack | What it suits |
|---|---|---|
| 90 cm | 1 plant | A side table or low console companion piece |
| 90 cm | 2 plants | A matched pair flanking a doorway or sofa at a lower scale |
| 120 cm | 1 plant | A genuine floor-plant presence in a corner |
| 120 cm | 2 plants | Two floor-scale plants, framing furniture or a wider entryway |
Artificial Monstera in gradient leaves, or a real one?
| This plant | Live Monstera deliciosa | |
|---|---|---|
| Leaf tone | Gradient green, moulded in | Naturally varies leaf to leaf and with light exposure |
| Fade resistance | Fade-resistant leaves | Colour is alive and changes with health and light, not a fixed property |
| Leaf splits (fenestrations) | Present immediately | Only develop on mature growth; plain for a year or more when young |
| Stem support | Rigid metal frame, self-supporting | Vines and needs a moss pole, or it sprawls |
| Cost, year five | Nothing further | Frequently repotted as it climbs |
The honest case for the real plant is the gradient itself: a live Monstera's colour genuinely shifts with light and health, which is the effect these gradient leaves imitate. The case for this one is everything else — the splits are there on day one, the stems support themselves, and it never needs a moss pole.
What arrives in the box, and what do I have to do to it?
The plant ships compressed for transit. With a metal stem frame rather than a purely floppy one, the stems hold their bent shape once you set it, but they still arrive folded close to the pot and need to be spread and angled by hand before the plant reads as full.
If you order the pair, arrange both plants together and vary the stem angles between them — a mirrored, deliberate pair looks styled, while two identical fans look artificial. On delivery, inspect the pot and stem base before unpacking fully, and photograph anything damaged.
Common questions
What is the difference between the 90 cm and 120 cm sizes?
Roughly 30 cm, or about a foot — the 90 cm sits closer to a large side-table plant, while the 120 cm reads as an actual floor-scale piece with real presence in a corner. Both come as a single plant or a matched pair, so the choice comes down to how tall the space needs and whether you want one plant or two.
Should I buy one plant or the pair?
That depends on the layout more than the price. A single plant works as a corner or console accent; a pair reads as a deliberate, symmetrical choice for flanking a doorway, a fireplace, or a sofa.
What are the leaves made of?
PE (polyethylene), mounted on a metal stem frame rather than a plastic-only armature, with a fade-resistant finish. PE is the standard material across quality artificial plants — it takes moulded texture and gradient colour well, and wipes clean with a damp cloth.
Does the pot need a liner or extra planter?
No — the included black plastic pot is weighted for stable placement and works as the finished look on its own. If you prefer a decorative planter to match your room, the pot drops straight into one; just measure your intended spot generously.
Where should I place it?
It is best suited to indoor use — a living room corner, an entryway, a home office. For a spot in direct sun on an open patio, choose a UV-rated model instead.