Tropical plants from Mexico and Central America, such as the silver monstera ‘El Salvador’ and the monstera siltepecana, are frequently planted as houseplants. The juvenile lance-shaped leaves of this epiphytic climbing vine have silvery patterns against dark green veins. A mature Monstera siltepecana leaf may become fenestrated, or have holes, and lose its silvery hue in favour of a deeper green under the right circumstances. Maintain Monstera siltepecana in an area with plenty of bright, filtered light or indirect light. When the top several inches of soil have dried up, water your Monstera siltepecana. Do not allow the plant to sit in water as this can cause root rot. The spring and summer are the best seasons for Monstera siltepecana propagation.