Monstera adansonii is one of the most expensive Monstera species you can get. Not only is the plant rare, but its unique characteristics make it a must-have for plant owners who would stop at nothing to get it. However, there is an easier way to increase your Monstera adansonii collection, and that is to propagate … Read more
The Monstera Deliciosa, or the Swiss cheese plant, is a stunning dark green houseplant well-known and desired for its large fenestrated leaves and undemanding care routine. Although the Monstera plant can typically reach an impressive ten-foot height, its overall appearance and growth rate get badly affected when the plant pot lacks appropriate drainage. Any time … Read more
Monstera plants can be a great addition to your houseplant collection. They are easy to grow (especially the Monstera deliciosa variant), hardy, and blend in with their surroundings relatively easily. Read here to learn the key to producing those thick, bushy leaves with pronounced fenestrations. An Introduction to Monstera Monstera plants, including the Swiss cheese … Read more
The Monstera genus consists of different species of aroid plants found in the tropical regions of Central and South America. Monstera plants require regular and precise watering indoors, a habit they picked from their natural environment of tropical rainforests. However, several factors can influence how much you water the Monstera. Generally, Monstera requires more water … Read more
Monsteras are popular indoor plants loved for their unique characteristics and aesthetic value. However, these plants have their fair share of problems, including pest infestations. One of the most common pests a Monstera houseplant suffers from is thrips. Here, we discuss everything you need to know about a thrip infestation and how to get rid … Read more
This article, “Is Monstera Toxic,” will cover everything you need to know about the toxicity of Monstera Deliciosa, aka Swiss Cheese Plant, to pets and even humans. Read on to discover: An overview of the burning question “Is Monstera Toxic?” A brief explanation of calcium oxalate crystals—found in Monstera. A guide to which part of … Read more
The Monstera Adansonii is also known as the Swiss cheese plant because of its heart-shaped and fenestrated leaves. The fenestration makes the leaves resemble Swiss cheese. A tropical plant, the Monstera is native to Central and South America, where it grows in largely tropical settings. Other names for the plant include Five Holes Plant, Monkey … Read more
Most Monstera species flower only when grown in conditions exactly similar to their natural habitat. Read on to discover: The basics of the Monstera deliciosa plant Whether or not Monstera plants flower What Monstera flowers look like The fruits produced by Monstera flowers. And more! The Basics of the Monstera Deliciosa Plant Genus Monstera consists … Read more
If you’re going to pay a fortune for a Monstera plant, you should have a few years of experience as a gardener to keep the plant alive. But what makes a Monstera cost so much? There are factors such as beauty, breeding, rarity, and propagation that play an essential role when it comes to pricing … Read more
Monstera houseplants are known for their showy foliage, dramatic fenestrations, and unique leaf patterns that make a stylistic statement in any botanical garden. But more recently, the plants have entered the spotlight because of their delicious and edible fruits. Yes, Monstera deliciosa plants can grow fruits, and they’re edible too – but this is no … Read more