One of the most common and frustrating signs of health problems in monstera plants is yellowing leaves. Luckily, this is also an early sign of issues, so when you notice your monstera leaves turning yellow, you still have time to make some changes to save your plant! The problem is, [...]
Monstera plants are stunning additions to any indoor plant collection, and they're quite easy to propagate! In this article, we'll show you different methods for propagating a monstera plant at home so you can grow your collection or give amazing gifts to your plant-loving friends! (Side note: Don't miss this [...]
Moss poles are commonly considered a necessity for monstera species and other climbing plants like pothos and philodendron. However, a lot of people (including me) don't find them aesthetically pleasing, which is a huge problem because that's why we have plants in the first place, right? Overall, I'm not a [...]
It's important to know how to clean monstera leaves (and any plant leaves, really) so you can keep your monstera beautiful and healthy for the long run. Monstera plants are known for their beautiful, striking, fenestrated leaves. Those leaves are the star of the show, so it can be really [...]
If you're a big fan of Monstera deliciosa and love the idea of a scaled-down version for a smaller space (or just because it's cute), you'll LOVE this species. There is such a thing as a mini-monstera, and luckily monstera minima care is quite easy, especially if you have experience [...]
Monstera esqueleto plant care is a little more advanced than caring for many other monstera species like the hardy and flashy Monstera deliciosa or the easygoing and rapidly growing Monstera adansonii. But if you're up for it, Monstera esqueleto will reward you with plenty of beautiful, delicately fenestrated leaves that [...]
Monstera Peru (also known as monstera karstenianum) is an unusual monstera species that doesn't produce the fenestrated leaves usually associated with monsteras. Instead, this small variety has small, rounded, somewhat leathery leaves that are puckered and ridged, similar to some species of peperomia. This plant originated in Peru, which is [...]
All plant lovers know that soil is an important part of keeping your houseplants healthy. While some plants are happy to grow in almost any kind of soil, others have more particular needs. A factor that affects how well a plant grows in a particular soil is the pH level. [...]
One of the new popular monstera varieties on the block is monstera epipremnoides, also called monstera esqueleto. If you're a fan of monstera adansonii, you'll love this variety because its leaves look very similar, only bigger! Like the leaves of monstera adansonii, the leaves of the epipremnoides are also slender [...]
Some plants—especially climbing plants like monsteras—don't just grow roots under the surface of the soil. These plants also grow aerial roots, or roots that form above the surface and higher up on the plant. Here's everything you ever wanted to know about monstera aerial roots so you can keep your [...]
One of the most important parts of monstera care is learning to recognize signs that your monstera is unhappy. The first place you'll notice most of these signs is in the leaves. So what should you do if you notice your monstera leaves curling? The most likely culprit is thirst [...]
One of the most common issues monstera owners run into is their monstera leaves turning yellow. Luckily, this is a pretty easy issue to fix, especially if you catch it early while only one or two leaves are affected! The main cause of yellowing monstera leaves is overwatering, though it [...]