Monstera Deliciosa and Borsigiana are both popular indoor plants that belong to the Araceae family. Although some people think there are differences between these two species, in reality there is little difference between Monstera Deliciosa and Borsigiana.
Borsigiana: a subvariety of Monstera Deliciosa
The name "Borsigiana" is sometimes used to refer to a subvariety of Monstera Deliciosa. This means that Borsigiana is just a variation of the Deliciosa plant and cannot be considered a separate species.
When we look at the morphology, or shape and structure of the plant, there are no major differences between Deliciosa and Borsigiana. Both have the same heart-shaped leaves with holes in them and grow in similar ways.
Requirements for care and growth conditions
They have similar requirements for their growth environment and require the same care. They both need a lot of light, but should also be protected from direct sunlight and should not be kept too wet.
Subtle differences and variations between the two species
Although some plant growers and sellers emphasize differences between Deliciosa and Borsigiana to distinguish their products, these differences are usually very subtle in reality and can be the result of different growth conditions or genetic variation within the plant species.
Both plants are equally beautiful and attractive to indoor plant enthusiasts
In short, there are no real differences between Monstera Deliciosa and Borsigiana. Both plants have similar characteristics and require the same care and growth conditions. It is important to remember that Borsigiana is simply a subvariety of the Deliciosa plant and that both plants are equally beautiful and attractive to indoor plant enthusiasts.
