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Why is my monstera not growing split leaves? Plant experts reveal 3 common causes – plus tips on how to get leaf fenestration once againWhether you grow a large Monstera deliciosa or a smaller Monstera adansonii, watching new leaves unfurl and show off their iconic splits, which gives them the common name Swiss cheese plant, is a ...
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The Spruce on MSNHow to Grow and Care for Monstera DeliciosaMonstera Deliciosa is an easy tropical houseplant to grow and care for indoors Monstera deliciosa, also known as the ...
Dark patches on your Monstera plant might look ominous, but it's not a goner — just yet anyway. Here's what it could mean and ...
If you want to try an advanced propagation technique, Hancock says to propagate your Monstera by air layering. Air layering ...
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2025 is the Year of the Monstera for being ‘world’s most iconic indoor plant’Each year, the National Garden Bureau selects and celebrates one plant in each of the following categories: annual, perennial ...
Has your monstera deliciosa (swiss cheese plant) started growing green roots from its stem? You’ve got yourself some aerial roots. Here’s what you need to know about this unique feature.
The National Garden Bureau has selected the tropical Monstera as its favored houseplant to promote in 2025.
Large-leaved plants are the fashionistas of the indoor plant world. At least, that’s what the garden trendspotters say.
Always check the plant label for specifics on caring for the monstera you select. One of the most popular and readily available is the monstera deliciosa, commonly called split-leaf philodendron ...
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