Monstera standleyana is a stunning and unique monstera variety that will make the perfect addition to your plant collection. Unlike most monstera varieties, Monstera standleyana doesn’t develop fenestrations, or holes, in the leaves. But most of these plants are beautifully variegated and prized for their gorgeous, glossy, lance-shaped leaves. (If [...]
Monstera subpinnata is a beautiful, less common variety of monstera plant that might look a lot different from what you might usually think when you hear "monstera." Many monstera varieties, like the iconic Monstera deliciosa or the dainty but striking Monstera adansonii, are known for their fenestrated leaves. But the [...]
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 [...]
Monsteras come in many different varieties, and one of the most beautiful is monstera borsigiana. This large monstera variety looks very similar to the ever-popular monstera deliciosa, and is actually a variation of that variety, but with a few distinct differences. Here's everything you need to know about how to [...]
The hurricane plant, or monstera deliciosa, goes by many names—the swiss cheese plant, Mexican breadfruit plant, split-leaf philodendron (though it's actually not a philodendron at all)—but by any name, this plant is iconic and a favorite among houseplant fans. Here's our complete hurricane plant care guide so you can add [...]
Monstera Identification If you thought you only got holes in your leaves because of pesky insects, let us introduce you to the monstera plant. The Swiss cheese of plants, this beautiful specimen develops a series of holes on their leaves as they age. It's kind of like if your child [...]