Monstera is a species of flowering plant native to southern Mexico and Panama. Monstera deliciosa is hardy and very easy to care for the plant known by different names, but most commonly known as the “Swiss cheese plant” due to the unique development of beautiful ridges and holes on its more mature leaves. The “deliciosa” term of the plant’s name indicates pineapple-like fruit it has
Common Name: Hurricane, Swiss cheese plant, split-leaf philodendron Difficulty: easy to grow Fertilizer: Apply any organic fertilizer Flower Colour: Whitish-green spadix and white spathe Height: With time comes a humongous beast. Up to 20m / 65ft high and the leaves can often reach between 25–90cm / 9-35 inches both in width and length Soil: well-drained soil Sunlight: Full Sun Temperature: 20–30c (68–86 f) Water: medium Bloom Time: Rarely flowers indoors
We are updating Monstera Deliciosa – Plant information frequently. For any queries, feel free contact us via mail. If plant size is not mentioned, available big plants will be shipped.
We are updating Monstera Deliciosa – Plant information frequently. For any queries, feel free contact us via mail. If plant size is not mentioned, available big plants will be shipped.
With time comes a humongous beast. Up to 20m / 65ft high and the leaves can often reach between 25–90cm / 9-35 inches both in width and length
Soil
well-drained soil
Sunlight
Full Sun
Temperature
20–30c (68–86 f)
Water
medium
Bloom Time
Rarely flowers indoors
Plant Age
1+ Year, 2+ years, 3-4 Years, 4-6 years
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