Origin
The Monstera adansonii 6/tray, also known as the 'Monkey Mask', has its origin in Central and South America. This plant species is primarily found in the tropical rainforests of countries such as Brazil, Ecuador, and Panama. Here, it grows in a humid, warm environment, often on the tree barks or in crevices of trees.

Characteristics
The most striking characteristic of the Monstera adansonii 6/tray is its leaf. This is large and heart-shaped, with numerous holes or slits. The plant has a trailing growth habit, which means it tends to wind itself around other plants or objects. The Monstera adansonii 6/tray can grow into a plant of considerable height, sometimes several meters.

Care
The care of the Monstera adansonii 6/tray requires some attention but is not complex. This plant needs high humidity and sufficient light, but no direct sunlight. Due to the plant's tropical origin, it's important to monitor the water usage. It is better to give the plant small amounts of water regularly, rather than a large amount at once. The plant thrives well in a planter with well-draining potting soil, allowing excess water to run off.