Philodendron Broken Heart, Monstera adansonii - Plant

As most everyone noted, these are slower growing than some other varieties, and also are usually sold in larger sizes, which take longer to grow. The longer the grower has to care for them, the more cost to them, thus the more cost to you.

Yes, Monstera requires indirect bright sunlight.

Monstera plants dont like direct bright sunlight

You can use a stick or rope to support your Monstera plant.

Yes, Monstera plants like humidity.

Water it when the upper 1-2 inch layer of the soil feels dry to touch. Do not overwater the plant.

This plant doesn’t like to sit in waterlogged soil, so drainage is important to prevent rot. Check the drainage hole to allow excess water to escape.

Monstera is more commonly propagated by stem cuttings.
1. To propagate take pencil size cutting of well mature stem to a length of 16-18 cm and remove any flowers leaves from it.
2. Then dip bottom of the cutting in rooting hormone, and Place the 3/4 portion cutting into a small container with well-draining soil and water the cuttings.
3. Rooting will start within 1-2 week.

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Yes, Monstera plant requires indirect bright light.

Seed from a Monstera is quite easy to get, but it doesnt have a long shelf life so more commonly it is propagated by stem cuttings.

Yes, you can plant Monstera outdoor, where indirect bright light is available.

Yes, Monstera plants are very easy to care.

Seed from a Monstera is quite easy to get, but it doesnt have a long shelf life so more commonly it is propagated by stem cuttings.

Monsteras dont mind being a little root-bound and only need to be repotted every two years

Monstera plant, was shown to be one of the most effective for reducing air pollution

Yes, Monstera plant have white color flowers.

Choose the best time. Early spring is the best time to repot. Your monstera will probably hit a growth spurt during this time, so it should recover from repotting quickly. Pick your new pot. Start by selecting a pot that’s only slightly larger in diameter than your old one, but several inches deeper. You want it deep enough to accommodate a sturdy moss pole, whether your plant already has one or if you plant to add one in the future. To remove your monstera from the pot, turn the pot over and gently coax the plant out. If it doesn’t want to budge, try jiggling the pot a little, but don’t pull on the plant. Whatever you do, don’t try pulling it straight out of the pot! That’s a good way to break roots, stems, and leaves. If your monstera is very large, you might want to recruit a friend (or even two) to help you. For large plants, it works best if one person holds the pot while the other supports the roots as they come out. If necessary, a third person can support the top part of the plant during the procedure. water until water comes out into the drainage holes.

Yes Monstera can grow outside where indirect bright light is available.

Monstera is attractive evergreen vine with beautiful, huge, dark green, deeply-lobed, leathery leaves and belongs to Araceae family.

Soil should be well drained, fertile and nutrient rich.

Monstera is vine plant and it can be climb.

To plant Monstera cuttings June-July month is best suited.

No,Monstera plants easy to care.

The main reasons Monstera of leaves turning brown are as follows.
1. Due to over watering or less watering to plant.
2. Plant does not get proper sunlight.
3. Lack of nutrient.
4. Disease and pest infestation.

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