If you put a philodendron next to a Monstera, you’re bound to notice a few differences. For starters, Monsteras’ leaves are riddled with slits and holes. Meanwhile, philodendrons are fitted with heart-shaped leaves that are often vining or trailing. Nevertheless, the confusion between both plant genera may come from unique similar-looking variations. Two of these …
Monstera plants are beautiful and popular houseplants, but they can sometimes be finicky. If you’re an experienced gardener or a new enthusiast, it’s important to know what causes monstera plants to wilt and how to prevent it in the future. In this article, we’ll talk about what to do when you notice your monstera plant …
If you’re seeing new leaves on your Monstera turning yellow, there’s something wrong with the growing conditions. Older leaves on a Monstera plant turning yellow is to be expected. It’s natural and it is a good sign that the plant is channelling its energy where it’s needed. Towards the new growth, which shouldn’t be yellowing …
Are you having problems with your monstera not growing? While these plants don’t require much care, the conditions they do need are imperative to get right. Given the right conditions, monstera plants can grow into real “monsters” indoors. You should need to trim this back a lot, every year. Each stem on the plant can …
Monstera plants make for a great houseplant. They have huge, vibrantly green leaves that look like giant claws thanks to their split leaves. As a matter of fact, monstera plants are one of the hottest houseplants out there right now. From time to time, you may notice that your monstera plant won’t develop the splits …
The Monstera is one of the most unique looking plants that you can find in the nursery. It’s an instant head-turner, and attracts quite a bit of attention. Needless to say, most people buy monstera of various types and place them in their homes. Known as the Swiss cheese plant, one look at the plant …