These plants are firm favourites for a reason! They can tolerate low to bright indirect light and they should be allowed to mostly dry out between waterings.
Pot size: 24cm
Height: 100cm
Please note you may not receive the exact plant pictured, but one of a similar size and condition.
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Can tolerate low to bright indirect light. | Low to bright indirect light - winter sun isn't as strong so it can handle more light. |
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Allow the soil to mostly dry out between watering. | Cut back on watering in the winter months. |
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Can tolerate average household temperatures and humidity. | Try to keep away from draughts and central heating. |
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Feed once a week or so in the growing season. | Do not feed in autumn or winter unless the plant is still actively growing. |
Common Name: Swiss Cheese Plant
Scientific Name: Monstera deliciosa
Family: Araceae
Origin: Central America
Toxic: Toxic to humans and animals.
Soil: Standard potting soil mixed with perlite, or equivalent, for good drainage.
Repotting: It's best to repot at the beginning of Spring when the plant has become rootbound.
Propagation: These are extremely easy to propagate - just make sure your cutting has a node and pop them in damp soil or a jar of water until they root.
Common problems: Leaf yellowing can occur when under or over watered - just keep an eye and adjust your care accordingly!
Care Tips: These plants will do fine in just about any space but they’ll really take off in brighter and more humid environments - a bathroom would be perfect!
Fun Fact: The holes in their leaves actually serve a purpose in their natural habitat - it allows them to withstand heavy rainfall and tropical storm conditions!
Other varieties: Monstera Peru, Monstera Adansonii
Please note these are general guidelines based on our experience with these plants - care should be altered based on individual home environments.
