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monstera adansonii narrow form Monstera adansonii 4"-6" – BotanicaMonstera adansonii Monstera adansonii is a variable hemi epiphytic climbing vine native to a large area of Central and South America. When immature, leaves are small and have few fenestrations (holes in the leaf), but when allowed to climb up a support, ideally a tree in the jungle, the leaves can get absolutely massive. There are a couple varieties in cultivation, including what is the most commonly called 'Wide Form' but actually isn't M. adansonii
Monstera adansonii
Monstera adansonii - is a variable hemi-epiphytic climbing vine native to a large area of Central and South America. When immature, leaves are small and have few fenestrations (holes in the leaf), but when allowed to climb up a support, ideally a tree in the jungle, the leaves can get absolutely massive. There are a couple varieties in cultivation, including what is the most commonly called 'Wide Form' but actually isn't M. adansonii at all, it is a NOID (never been classified) sp. that is very similar to M. adansonii. The other being Monstera adansonii subsp. laniata, and M. adansonii subsp. laniata 'Narrow', which is also common in cultivation and has fewer and smaller fenestrations present in the foliage.
Monstera adansonii enjoys bright indirect light to partial/brief direct sun exposure, a chunky well-draining soil, moderate to high temps, and absolutely loves humidity. Likes to dry superficially in-between waterings, do not allow to sit bone dry. Will not get large foliage if not allowed to climb.
May need to be repotted in 6 months to a year.
4" & 6" nursery pots available.
*Our stock changes daily. Photos on our website are only representative of the plant you will receive, meaning you likely won't receive the plant in the photo.*
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★★★★★ 5
Tough Dog Balls. Bright Orange/holes for treats
Color: B) 3" 2-Pack (Bacon)
I used to buy Starmark. But their balls got smaller and tore more easily. The color was green. I couldn’t find it when it was dropped in the grass!! Soooooo, I took a chance on this cuz it had holes in it and was bright orange. It is not scented at all or its bacon scent faded. The ball is for strong chewers. I’m a petsitter and I needed tough balls for my clients dog. Shipped quickly. Good price. Exactly as described
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Worthy chew and fetch ball.
Color: L) 3" 2-Pack (Chicken)
Durable and dog loved to gnaw on it. Bright yellow color easy to keep track of for both dog and parent!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Flavored Dog Rubber Balls
Color: H) 2.5" 3-Pack (Beef), Color: H) 2.5" 3-Pack (Beef)
My dog absolutely loves these balls, I have a few more I had already bought, but she has an addiction to them so I had to buy more. I am able to squeeze these really easily so when she does pick them up after I’ve thrown them they’re very easy for her to pick up. They have a good thickness to them so it’s not too flimsy. It’s pretty tough and they bounce pretty high which I like and so does she know she is an aggressive chewer, but I haven’t had an issue yet with her chewing right through these, which is why I like them and we both love the fact that it smells like beef I could practically smell them through the bag, but I have a really high pitched sense of smell, and I knew she was going to love them. Not to mention you can’t beat the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Love These Balls
Color: H) 2.5" 3-Pack (Beef), Color: H) 2.5" 3-Pack (Beef)
These are great balls. My Border Collie can destroy a tennis ball in a couple of hours and the Kong brand ball is heavier than I like to play with in the house. These balls hold up to her biting and chewing but are lite weight and softer for bouncing off the walls.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Seems durable - but the scent is not the best
Color: B) 3" 2-Pack (Bacon)
I don't know if I'd call the scent of this "bacon," more like rubber with a hint of bacon. It's very strong. I gave my dog one of the balls & put one in a cabinet where I keep his treats & a few other unrelated odds & ends. I now hold my breath when I open that cabinet b/c good lord, the smell. I'm tempted to just give that one to the dog too, just because it'll air out eventually & then everything else in that cabinet won't smell bad.
My dog feels so-so about it. He'll briefly chase after it & chew on it, but loses interest in it pretty fast. My rather hyperactive cat also plays with it from time to time, as he seems to have more interest in most dog toys than the dog these days, so there's that. (Then again, he thinks a wide variety of random items around the house are loads of fun to toss about, so it's possible his opinion is to be taken with a grain of salt. Between the brief periods of one of these balls being chewed on & clawed at, it's stayed completely intact. I think if you have a dog who simply likes to play fetch or chew on rubber balls in general, this one would stand up to the task. But if you're expecting it to be greeted with the enthusiasm as a bacon grease covered ball might be - I'd adjust your expectations.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2023