Monstera delicious
Monstera delicious
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I personally produced these plants from cuttings.
The plant comes with a transparent plastic pot and a professional, draining, high-quality substrate . Available in multiple sizes based on the diameter of the pot, see options.








Monstera deliciosa is a semi-epiphytic plant that has a climbing habit (in nature it grows anchored to trees with its roots) and benefits from support (e.g. a pole) with sphagnum moss or coconut fibre.
As an alternative to the sphagnum or coconut fibre pole, you can use a climbing plant trellis.
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About the plant🪴
Characteristics of the plant
Tropical plant that outside of tropical or subtropical climates must be kept indoors or in a greenhouse (heated in winter).
Monstera deliciosa is a climbing plant . It needs a support to climb.
Tips: Use a pole filled with sphagnum moss or a log as a support.
As an adult it reaches a very large size, so make sure you have enough space for it to grow.
Fun fact: in optimal conditions, Monstera deliciosa produces an edible and delicious fruit (the adjective from which its name derives!)
Botanical information
Botanical name: Monstera deliciosa
Popular name: Swiss Cheese Plant, Bread Plant
Family: Araceae
Climate: tropical
Countries of origin: Southern Mexico, Central America
Ease of growth: For beginners and intermediate green thumbs
Cultivation and care sheet
🌡️ Temperature:
- Ideal between 18-27°C
- Protect from cold and temperatures below 15-10°C
☀️ Light and positioning:
- Bright indirect light
- Avoid direct sunlight to prevent sunburn
- Place near east or west facing windows
- Do not place near heat sources
💦 Watering:
- Water moderately
- Allow the soil to dry between waterings.
- Reduce watering in winter
😶🌫️ Humidity:
- Loves humid environments
- Spray the leaves regularly or use a humidifier or place expanded clay and water in the saucer (the water must not be in contact with the bottom of the pot and the soil)
🚜 Type of soil:
- Well-draining soil
- Preferably a tropical plant mix with perlite and orchid bark
🪴 Type of vase:
- Pot with drainage holes
- A plastic or terracotta pot is preferable
🚀 Fertilization:
- Fertilize during the growing season (spring and summer)
- Use a balanced liquid fertilizer every 4 weeks
Product information provided
Since plants are living beings, they may differ from the photos shown.
The plant is sold complete with a transparent vase and professional, draining, high-quality substrate .
This means you don’t need to repot the plant until it has grown and needs a larger pot!
The transparency of the vase helps to monitor the growth and well-being of the roots and the humidity level of the soil.
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