Monstera Deliciosa

A favorite of our generation, its perforated and waxy dark green leaves breathe life into any stale space. Easy to care for and unique in appearance, it quickly gained traction as a houseplant favorite on Instagram with the common use of the hashtag: #monsteramondays. 

Monstera live a long time in plant years and represent honor and respect.  Given their popularity they can make an amazing gift for any occasion especially as a housewarming gift.

Say hello to the fabulous Monstera Deliciosa, or as its friends call it, the Swiss Cheese Plant! This leafy superstar is a go-to for plant lovers everywhere, flaunting its stunning tropical leaves like nobody's business. With its big, shiny leaves sporting those quirky holes, it adds a splash of exotic flair to any corner of your home!

Loving bright, indirect light and a bit of humidity, the Monstera is the perfect roommate for your living room, office, or sunny nook. Whether you train it to climb up a trellis like a green acrobat or let it hang down like a botanical waterfall, it's sure to steal the show!

Now, it might remind you of the Split Leaf Philodendron, but don’t be fooled! While both belong to the fabulous Araceae family, our Monstera has rounder leaves with those fun little holes, while the Philodendron sports wavy, finger-like leaves. Both are houseplant royalty!

Thriving in USDA Zones 10-12, this beauty can also chill outdoors in tropical or subtropical spots, adding a splash of green to gardens or patios. And guess what? It even cleans the air!

Whether you want it to be the star of the show or part of your indoor jungle, the Monstera Deliciosa is ready to make a bold statement and bring a slice of the rainforest right into your home! ?✨

Plant Care Tips                                   

 Watering:

 Water every one to two weeks and allow soil to dry out between waterings.  

Lighting: 

  Soil Medium: 

Monster Deliciosa are from Central America and are famous for the holes in their leaves. Monstera deliciosa is a species of evergreen tropical vine that is a part of Araceae, the aroid family. It is one of the few aroids which produces edible fruit, hence the species epithet deliciosa. However, it's incredibly rare that a Monstera will flower or produce fruit indoors.  This plant is a show stopper though and needs alot of space as it will get very large.  Great for filling up a corner or small space that needs something dramatic and unique.  

Cuttings are one strong leaf including a node.  Place in water for 2-3 weeks until root growth and then plant in soi                           

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