Monstera deliciosa, for example ... These roots help the plant to cling to trees in their natural habitat or its moss pole in your home. While it can look slightly unappealing, aerial roots ...

rather than in soil), monsteras largely rely on water and air for nutrients in their natural habitat. This means you can grow ...

The specific epithet, deliciosa, means delicious ... or premium compost for best results. Monstera is a climber in its natural habitat, using its aerial roots to cling to large trees, so you ...

Monstera plants have been introduced to other tropical areas as well, so you could see them while hiking or sightseeing in Hawaii. While they grow best in their natural outdoor habitat ...

In their natural habitat, monstera are climbers that can ... which grow more slowly are even more expensive. However, Monstera deliciosa can be readily propagated from cuttings.

With its large fanlike leaves and winding vines, the Monstera deliciosa is the darling of ... and training it to climb a moss pole toward the natural light. You can find moss poles at gardening ...

Monsteras, those tropical houseplants with the cool, natural leaf holes that have ... Influencers are dubbing Monstera deliciosa (which means “delicious monster”) the “fruit salad” plant ...

Kick-off 2025 with the addition of a monstera plant to your indoor garden. You’ll join other gardeners observing 2025 as the Year of the Monstera. Each year, the National Garden Bureau (NGB ...

Monsteras can be propagated through three methods: cuttings, air layering, and separation. The cutting method is the most popular, while air layering is the lowest risk. The separation method ...