Large, deeply divided leaves along with sheer size and shape, make Monstera deliciosa ideal foundation plants for indoor ...

Renowned for its stunning leaves that boast considerable size and intricate fenestrations, the Monstera is a captivating yet ...

How to grow a Monstera: Bright indirect light, loose chunky soil and moss poles for fast growth Monstera, commonly known as the "Swiss Cheese Plant," is a popular indoor plant with large, ...

Moss poles offer growth support, moisture control, and micronutrients for plants, but they can be high maintenance. Keep them hydrated using a watering globe.

Monstera certainly meets the criteria and as NGB declared it is “the world’s most iconic indoor plant.” ... Support the plant with a moss pole or trellis as it starts to climb.

Without a surface to climb, they may trail or develop a lean as they grow top-heavy. You can use garden stakes to keep them upright, but if you really want to show your support, give them a moss pole.

There are three ways to propagate a monstera, but stem cutting is most popular. ... Check the moss ball about twice a week for moisture and root growth. If there is excess moisture, ...