Maintenance
| Water | Keep the soil moist but not wet |
| Fertilize | Slow releaser during the growing season |
| Sunlight | It like bright light, but will adapt in low-light |
Bring a piece of central America to your home
Monsteras are a species of evergreen tropical vines or shrubs that are native to Central America. Part of Araceae, the aroid family, they are one of a few aroids that produce edible fruit, particularly, M. deliciosa, hence the species epithet. However, they rarely flower or produce edible fruit indoors.Commonly used for trailing purposes, this plant can take over a whole house wall, corner or whatever you like if a guide is provided thanks to its aerial roots (the same as other plants like pothos use).
Where to place your Monstera
Commonly used for trailing purposes, this plant can take over a whole house wall, corner, or whatever you like if a guide is provided thanks to its aerial roots (the same as other plants like pothos use).
Beautiful giant leaves
One of the best features of monsteras are its wild big leaves that have fenestrations. Fenetrations and nothing else than holes. By modifying the leaf structure to have holes, the same area of leaf can cover a greater area.
