Smaller leaves than deliciosa with more numerous holes; similar water needs. Lack of fenestrations on young growth is normal and not independently evidence of poor health.
Plant Mood Meter: Needs a Little Love
Fast-growing but less forgiving of repeated drought or dense wet soil than the easiest vines; light also affects fenestration.
Care guide
Light
Bright indirect light. Direct sun: Gentle direct sun may be tolerated when acclimated; avoid harsh midday exposure.
Water
Water once the upper layer has dried but before the plant remains severely dry for long periods.
Soil / substrate
Airy aroid mix with bark and mineral aeration while retaining moderate moisture.
Humidity
Moderate humidity is helpful but extreme humidity is not required.
Support / growth
Climbing support encourages larger, more fenestrated mature leaves.
Problems Planticist can help with
UnderwateringOverwatering / poor aerationRoot rot / impaired rootsExcess light / sun scorchInsufficient light (etiolation)Normal lower-leaf senescenceLow-humidity stressPest damageFertilizer / mineral salt buildup
