There are times when you wonder if there are differences between similar-looking plants like the monstera pinnatipartita vs monstera Peru. It is not uncommon to have this interest and curiosity from time to time. But you’d be surprised how little unique they are. Even though they belong to the same family, there are a couple …
Are you a plant lover who can not bear to see a plant in distress? Has this very reason been a cause for great stress for yourself now that your monstera plant is not doing well? Have you recently noticed that your monstera plant has begun to weep? Then, you have found yourself at the …
Monstera Subpinnata is a fragmented leaf plant with an elegant look that originated from Ecuador. It has widely segmented foliage, 8 inches wide and 12 inches long when fully grown. When it climbs, its vine appears thin and narrow, making it unique compared to other Monstera varieties. Monstera Subphinnata is an easy-to-grow tropical plant that thrives …
Monstera deliciosa, also known as the split-leaf philodendron or Swiss-cheese plant, is a species of flowering plants originating in Southern Mexico. This plant has been introduced to many tropical areas all around the globe. It has become a popular and widely grown houseplant in many temperate regions.
A Monstera deliciosa, also known as a Swiss cheese plant, is easy to care for and grow very big. When cared for properly, this plant can measure up to 10 feet in height. The Monstera deliciosa cannot tolerate temperatures below 60 degrees Fahrenheit, usually thought of as the minimum temperature at which any houseplant should …
Monstera is a popular houseplant loved by plant owners all over the world. They belong to the species of tropical plants and are named after their intricately shaped leaves. As a widespread tropical plant, Monstera is mainly grown indoors by many plant lovers. So a lot of them seek the answer for a question, “Why …
Over the last few years, monsteras have proven to be a highly prevalent house plant, mainly for their ability to create a healthy, jungle-like atmosphere in your home. This, however, can quickly become a problem, as they can easily outgrow their area. When Monstera deliciosa is young, it grows vertically on only a few stems, …
Drooping leaves in Monstera plants is the most common issue that people face. The plant parents that are new to Monstera world are not very well-versed with the plants’ care. And being a little offhand with a few caring conditions can lead to droopy Monstera leaves. If you had bumped into the same situation, you …
Monstera plants are a great addition to any indoor garden. While most people chose these exotic plants for their eye-catching foliage with holes and splits, their remarkable growth is generally a close second. However, as they develop, they will eventually need pruning – but do you know how to trim Monstera to stimulate growth? Monstera …
Monstera Acacoyaguensis is a lovely, easy-to-grow tropical plant that will quickly become a favorite and a focal point in any collection. It has huge, glossy green leaves that can grow up to six feet in diameter. Young plants have an erect appearance, making them ideal for growing indoors and out. Because of the unusual holes …
So here’s the problem… You’ve just added a Deliciosa Monstera to your indoor garden. And you can finally see that fresh Monstera leaf sprouting. Yet, the issue is that the new and existing leaves scarcely have any openings or parts (also known as fenestrations) on them. The million-dollar question is, how to get Monstera leaves …
Is your Monstera plant in need of some TLC? Monstera deliciosa is a beautiful climber native to Central and South American jungles that grow aggressively and quickly. Therefore, they must be pruned regularly to maintain them looking their best. Pruning, on the other hand, is crucial for managing the size of a monstera. This plant …
Monsteras are a variety of Araceae, and their leaves change with age. The leaves can be fenestrated when the plant grows, whereas young varieties may have simple heart-shaped structures. The Monstera is also known as the “swiss cheese plant” for its natural holes in the leaves.
Monstera aerial roots are the integral and important parts. Those roots that are in the lower part of the trunk, when they grow, direct them into the ground to let them take root there. In essence, the monstera aerial roots act as the other organ of nutrition and like the support device. Indeed, no one …