The oversize leaves of monstera imbue a tropical feel
Monsteras are trendy choices, much loved for their leaf holes and cuts.
If you’re looking to create a big, bold, tropical feel in your home, Monstera may be the perfect houseplant. It features big leaves that look like they have holes or cuts in them, giving rise to two of its other common names: Swiss cheese plant and split-leaf philodendron (while monstera is not a type of philodendron, it is closely related to them).
While young, this houseplant has a dense, bushy shape, but as it grows, it wants to vine out. You can keep it bushy with regular pruning, or let it climb up a vertical support for a decidedly bold and tropical look. The older the plant and the better the conditions, the larger it gets and the bigger its leaves grow.
Looking for something smaller? Little Swiss monstera (Monstera adansonii) offers smaller leaves that are still big on texture (and splits and holes).
Monsteras are:
- Great gifts
- Live indoor houseplants
- Delivered fresh from farm
- Tropical
The big leaves of monstera make a big impact in any room
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Decorate with a trend!Plants species like Monstera that show off big splits and slits – called fenestration – are appealing to plant collectors. These plants are very trendy because they are visually impactful and relatively uncommon in houseplants. |
Easy CareYou can grow monstera just about anywhere. It tolerates low light, but grows faster and becomes more dramatic in a bright spot. |
Cleans the airSome studies suggest that leafy plants, such as Monstera, improve the air you breathe by removing toxins. |
Farm freshOur plants are grown and shipped directly from our farm to your door. |
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