MONSTERA DELICIOSA ‘SHAMROCK SHAKE’

ORIGIN:

Michael D'Andrea, released 2020

CULTIVAR DESCRIPTION:

Growth Habit: Large form vining or crawling form of Monstera deliciousa Leaf Blade: Typical large form leaf deliciosa leaf shape and size

NOTES:

Registered on the IAS aroid cultivar registry. Accepted: Yes; Cultivar Type: Sport; Released Year: 2020; Originator: Michael D'Andrea; Seed Parent: Monstera deliciousa. Name origin: Named for the green cream color and flecks of dark green variegation that the leaves have. mint

STORY:

STORY TITLE: Mint green and cream

'Shamrock Shake' is a seed sport of the large, vining form of Monstera deliciosa, found by Michael D'Andrea. Its leaves keep the normal large-form shape and size but are layered in pastel to mint green, with occasional bright cream to off-white and intermittent flecks of dark green.¹ The name is for that green-and-cream coloring flecked with dark green, like a mint milkshake; it was released in 2020.¹

REFERENCES:

1. Aroid Cultivar Registry

Michael D'Andrea

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