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A monstera with lots of other houseplants on the article The 4 Most Common Monstera Pests

How to Revive a Dying Monstera

Monstera plants are beloved for their lush, unique foliage and are a popular choice for indoor gardening enthusiasts. However, even the most experienced plant lovers can encounter issues that lead to a monstera looking less than healthy. If you’re noticing signs of distress in your monstera, don’t worry! With the right care and attention, you

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A monstera on the article Is a Monstera a Tropical Plant?

Is a Monstera a Tropical Plant? – Where does it Grow Naturally

The monstera, known for its large, glossy, and often perforated leaves, has become one of the most iconic houseplants in recent years. But is the monstera a tropical plant? The answer is a resounding yes. Monsteras, particularly the popular Monstera deliciosa, are tropical plants native to warm, humid climates. Their distinctive leaves, designed to capture

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Lots of indoor plants on the article What Soil Should You Use For a Monstera

Does Monstera Peru Fenestrate?

If you’re a plant enthusiast, particularly one who loves the exotic allure of the Monstera genus, you’ve probably heard the term “fenestration” before. Fenestration refers to the natural holes or splits that appear in the leaves of certain plants, like the iconic Monstera deliciosa. In the case of the Monstera Peru, it does not fenestrate.  

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A monstera on the article How to Train Monstera to Climb

Are All Monstera Flowers Edible?

Monstera, commonly known as the “Swiss cheese plant,” is a tropical vine famous for its large, glossy, perforated leaves. While many plant enthusiasts are familiar with the striking foliage of the Monstera, not everyone knows that its flowers and fruits are also of interest. Monstera plants belong to the Araceae family, which includes other famous

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