The Monstera Esqueleto is a rare aroid that looks very much like the Monstera Adansonii. However, the two are different plants. And you can tell the difference as the Monstera Esqueleto is bigger than the Monstera Adansonii. Its leaves will likewise develop and grow to become bigger than that of the Monstera Adansonii. That said, …
The Rhaphidophora tetrasperma is commonly known as the Mini Monstera. It also goes by Monstera Minima. Of course, to make things even more confusion, some refer to it as Philodendron Ginny or the Monstera Ginny as well. Thus, all these names mean the same plant, even if you have 3 different genera in there. This …
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Thrips on Monstera plants can be a concerning problem because of the damage these pests can cause. Additionally, thrips reproduce quickly which means a few bugs can turn into a full-blown infestation within a matter of days. So, if you spot thrips on your Monstera, it is important to take action. How to get rid …
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Monstera rank among the most popular houseplants around. All you need to do is check Instagram and you’ll quickly see many growers posting photos of their Monster plants. Part of what makes Monsteras very popular are the splits or holes in its leaves which not many plants have. Monstera fenestrations are the splits or holes …
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When do Monstera leaves split? This is a very common question I get asked by many plant owners. Of course, that’s because Monstera plants are revered for their unique and stunning leaf fenestrations. The confusing this is the timing when these holes appear. When do Monstera leaves split? Monstera leaves split when the plant matures. …
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One of the more interesting questions I’ve heard online is whether you can propagate a Monstera stem without a node. In this article, I’ll explain everything you need to know and whether you can grow a new plant this way. Can you propagate Monstera with a node? Unfortunately, you won’t be able to successfully propagate …
Monstera are beautiful houseplants that will grow large and produce huge leaves. Their size means that you’ll need to prune the plant every now and then to prevent it from outgrowing your home. How do you prune Monstera plants? Prune your monstera by removing overgrowth, old, dead and discolored leaves. This will let you size …
Monstera are best known for their large, fenestrated leaves. These are stunning to look at and make an instant impact in any home. However, there may come a time that these lovely leaves turn brown. And when they do, it becomes a cause of concern that you need to immediately deal with. Why are your …
Monstera or Swiss Cheese Plants are best known for their large, exotic, split leaves. These splits, called fenestrations, make them unique and stunning to look at. It is also why many Monsteras have an expensive price tag. However, in some cases, you may notice that your Monstera does not have these holes or splits. So, …
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Monstera are one of the most beautiful plants you’ll ever see. This is why collectors pay up to a few thousand dollars for a single plant. But like make plants, it is susceptible to root rot. This is a serious problem if not caught early can mean the loss of your Monstera. In this article …
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