Also, while the fruit is generally safe for human consumption, Gans maintains that dogs and cats should not eat it. How Can You Try Monstera Deliciosa Fruit? So, will your houseplant grow the ...

When Monstera Deliciosa grows about 12 inches long and resembles to green corn, one can guess that this fruit has ripened. In a ripe, mature fruit, the green scales will start to lift and break ...

Rudi Louis Taylor-Bragge, a horticulturalist and plant shop owner, says the deliciosa's fruit "kind of looks like a straight banana". When ripe, the fruit "is delicious," Rudi says.

Your monstera deliciosa may also occasionally attract pests like spider mites, mealybugs, or fruit flies. To deal with spider mites, wipe the leaves using a soft cloth soaked in neem oil.

Monstera standleyana albo is sometimes known as five holes plant, even though its leaves don't have any holes. This climbing vine makes an excellent indoor plant and is relatively easy to care for.

Monstera, a popular icon of a tropical garden, is a rigorous climbing vine with monstrous leaves. But most people are unaware that the most commonly known species produces fruit that tastes like a ...

1. Fruit The fruit of the Monstera deliciosa is edible when fully ripened. The fruit is nutrient-rich and contains vitamin C, vitamin B, phosphorous, potassium, and some proteins. 2. Air purifying ...

An unfamiliar scaly, green fruit stopped us in our tracks at the midtown Spec's recently and despite the hefty price tag - $6 each - proved irresistible. It was, we learned, a monstera deliciosa ...

How to water your monstera correctly Monsteras are easy to water, and generally, doing so once a week will keep your plant happy. The key is making sure the soil is dry prior to watering. Before ...

One of Fesi’s favourite plants is a variegated Monstera deliciosa. It’s not easy to get, so she’s going to take a cutting for a friend and show us how she does it. Find a node, and cut a few ...