Monstera , also known as the “hole plant” or “window plant,” is a very popular houseplant belonging to the Araceae family. Native to the tropical regions of Central and South America, Monstera is prized for its large and spectacular leaves, often perforated and cut, which give it a unique appearance.

This plant is known for its ease of care, making it an ideal choice for beginner gardeners and indoor plant enthusiasts. It thrives in medium to bright light conditions, but can also tolerate lower light levels. Moderate and regular watering is recommended, being careful not to let the soil become too soggy.

Monstera is valued for its ability to purify indoor air by absorbing airborne toxins, making it a great houseplant to improve the air quality in your home or office. It can also be grown as a climbing plant or kept in a pot.

In summary, Monstera is an attractive, easy-to-maintain houseplant that is beneficial to the health of the indoor environment, making it a popular choice among houseplant lovers around the world.

How to take care of your plant?

• Watering: Needs water every week.
• Location: Indirect sunlight to partial shade. Does not tolerate full sun.
• Nutrition: Plant nutrition once a week in summer.
• Repotting: After purchase, repotting is not necessary. Afterwards, the plant should be repotted preferably once a year.
• Not suitable for animals.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Monstera

Why does my Monstera have brown spots on its leaves?

Brown spots on leaves are usually a sign of burn due to excess light. In this case, move the plant to a location with less sunlight. Unfortunately, the affected spots will not turn green again. You can choose to cut off the affected spots or leaves.

Why are my Monstera leaves turning brown?

If several leaves of the Monstera turn brown, this may indicate a lack of water. In this case, it is advisable to give the plant more water.

Are only a few of your leaves brown? In this case, this can also be a natural process. Plants often let their older leaves die to make room and provide energy for the new leaves.

Why are my Monstera leaves turning yellow?

Yellow leaves are often a sign of overwatering. In this case, give your plant less water. You can remove the affected leaves so that the Monstera does not waste energy on these yellow leaves.

How big can Monstera get?

Monsteras can grow up to 20 feet tall. However, to reach this height, Monsteras need a moss stake. Without a moss stake, the Monstera will grow mainly in width.

What to do with the aerial roots of the Monstera?

You can leave your Monstera's aerial roots as they are. There is no right or wrong way! If you feel that the Monstera's aerial roots are getting too long, you can shorten them with a knife or scissors.

Can you propagate a Monstera?

Yes, of course. Check out our tips on how to propagate Monstera.