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Do plant influencers push overpriced rare monstera and philodendron like a shady tech startup?
As cost-of-living pressures mount in 2026, the premium plant market faces scrutiny over whether rare monstera and philodendron prices reflect genuine scarcity or influencer-driven hype. Cast your vote on whether these green status symbols are worth the investment.
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