Monstera obliqua is rare and delicate, making it a rewarding but demanding plant for serious indoor gardeners. High humidity, bright indirect light, and warm temperatures are essential for healthy ...

Monsteras are one of the most popular houseplants across the globe. Their big, bold foliage with their iconic Swiss cheese like holes combined with a true ease of growth in the home make them a ...

Yes, that Monstera deliciosa growing in your kitchen could in fact produce edible fruit! That said, plants grown exclusively indoors as a houseplant likely will never fruit, but those grown outside ...

Monstera plants don’t require a fixed watering schedule. To make sure you’re watering your plant often enough, always test the soil first. Stick your finger into the soil, and water when the top few ...

Monstera plants add vitality and balance to your home by dispersing positive energy and absorbing negative energy. Perfect for bedrooms or meditation spaces, the plant’s soft, rounded leaves help ...

Yellowing leaves is one of the most common problems you’ll deal with when caring for a monstera. It’s frustrating because those giant, deep green, shapely leaves that look like they would have been at ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The easy-to-care-for, vibrantly green monstera (which comes in many monstera plant varieties you really should know about), continues to be a ...

Monsteras, also known as Swiss Cheese plants, are among the most popular tropical houseplants, and for good reason. Their large, dramatic leaves and easygoing nature make them perfect companions for ...

A giant cheese plant which has been growing at a Leeds medical school since the 1970s has been rehomed at a nearby indoor zoo. The monster Monstera - named Audrey after the blood-sucking antagonist of ...

The plant had to move to allow redevelopment of the Grade II-listed building A giant cheese plant which has been growing at a Leeds medical school since the 1970s has been rehomed at a nearby indoor ...