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
Weird that so many of you are googling this, but it’s my job to answer your house plant-related queries, so here we go. I’m gonna start at the lowest end of the spectrum. Because you can get Monstera for FREE. Isn’t that the dream, kids? Free plants? Mine weren’t free. One of them especially wasn’t …
It can be quite alarming seeing water droplets forming on the ends of your Monstera’s leaves when you’ve been so careful not to overwater it. As you can see from the image above, my Thai Constellation is currently weeping, and whilst I’m confident that this isn’t a sign of my plant’s imminent demise, I’m attached …
If you leave your Monstera’s aerial roots along, it’ll be better equipped to climb & you’ll be able to propagate it more easily if you know where the nodes are
Monstera Deliciosa are very much having a moment, and it’s easy to see why. They’re large, striking and not particularly inclined to drop down dead because you moved it a quarter of an inch to the left (*gives side-eye to the fiddle-leaf fig*). Large Monstera can be expensive, so it might be worth putting a …