How to care for Monstera – how much light they need, how much to water them, how often you should feed them, how to encourage them to grow big, fenestrated leaves, and how to get the to grow quicker
Growing Monstera deliciosa in water is a really popular option. I keep my Monstera Thai Constellation in water because when (not if!) she gets root rot, I can see it immediately. It’s incredibly easy to grow Monstera deliciosa in water. There are really only three steps: However, like many things, something so simple isn’t always …
There are eight reasons Monstera deliciosa leaves turn yellow. I only cut them off once they’re completely yellow, to give the plant time to extract all the nutrients. Overwatering is the most common cause of yellow leaves on Monstera. Old age and pests are the next most likely perpetrators. Should I cut the yellow leaves …
Monstera deliciosa need to be watered when the soil is pretty much completely dry. How often that will be varies depending on factors like light, temperature, and the substrate it’s in. tl:dr: How often should you water Monstera Deliciosa? You shouldn’t water Monstera on a schedule, because their water requirements will change all the time …
Ok, today I learned that cats and dogs can be poisonous to different things. I always kind of assumed that they were similar in terms of toxicity resistance, but clearly not. If you can’t find information on a plant’s toxicity, let’s err on the side of caution, and not buy it, if you worry your …
The split leaves of Monstera deliciosa is one of the things that sets it apart from other houseplants. They’re one of the few plants that readily produce fenestrated leaves indoors, though they do need certain conditions to grow them: A common alternative name to Monstera deliciosa is split-leaf Philodendron, but Monstera are not particularly closely …