Plants and pets are incapable of communicating to us what’s hurting them, or how to make them happy. It’s entirely up to us to find that out and keep our beloved companions in good health. Plants often have telltale patterns that guide us to what they need. It’s important to be able to understand these…
Monstera is a tropical plant that loves wet and humid conditions. Although wild Monsteras often tolerate heavy rain, it’s not the case for indoor plants. Overwatering a Monstera is a serious and common problem among plant owners, especially beginners. That said, it’s critical to find the balance between providing your plant with consistent water and…
The term leggy or spindly are slang terms used by experienced gardeners that know the growing symptoms they are describing. For the inexperienced grower, terms like leggy, spindly, straggly, don’t do much good. What does is knowing the exact reason for the thin growth. The technical term for a leggy Monstera is etiolation. It is…
You would think that an underwatered Monstera plant just needs a drink. Makes sense. If it’s thirsty, give it water. The trouble is that different conditions cause the plant to go through more water or less. Monsteras are good at regulating their watering. They consume what they need. All you need to do as a…
Although monsteras are commonly called Swiss cheese, they’re actually native to Central America, which is warm most of the year. That’s why they don’t react well to cold temperatures, and they may go dormant during the winter. But what does that say about a monstera’s cold tolerance? Read this article for everything you need to…
Monstera plants are stunning plants that grow in the tropical regions of Central and South America. They have thick, glossy leaves that resemble a rattan vine or palm tree trunk, and they produce large creamy white flowers that grow to be 8-12 inches in length. If you’re looking for an exotic plant to add some…
Pruning is a crucial part of taking care of any indoor plant. With that in mind, you decide to cut a few unhealthy stems, leaves, or roots from your Monstera plant. Will Monstera grow back after cutting, though? Well, a Monstera is a tough tropical plant and it grows back after you cut it. However,…
Monstera is a flowering plant that belongs to the Araceae family. Over the years, it’s become popular with gardeners due to its unique physical appearance. Plus, Monsteras are relatively low-maintenance, making them an excellent choice for beginners. However, choosing a suitable Monstera can be a bit overwhelming because of how diverse this species is. So,…
Over the past few days, your Monstera may seem a little under the weather. You try to shower it with all the care it needs but to no avail. As you go about your routine watering sprays, something seems to be moving, or rather, crawling on one of the Monstera’s shiny green leaves. You’ve finally…
Monstera is a tropical plant that symbolizes life. Its decorative qualities have amazed many plant enthusiasts. Furthermore, its heart-shaped and monstrous size leaves help trap dust and airborne toxins. Yet, its beauty and health benefits mean nothing if it won’t grow new leaves. That said, this post will answer the question: how does Monstera grow…