Monstera

Genus

Also called Serangium, Tornelia

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Monstera
Photo: Forest & Kim Starr · CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Fact sheet

every fact quoted from its source
Days to germination14–28 days

“roots in 2–4 wks” — How to Grow Monstera: Light, Water, and Soil Specs

Germination temperature75–85 °F

“Proper moisture and warmth—around 75-85°F (24-29°C)—are crucial for successful sprouting.” — Understanding The Monstera Growth Stages: A Complete Guide for Plant Enthusiasts

Lightbright, indirect sunlight

“partial light” — How to Care for Monstera Deliciosa Plants

Waterregularly, whenever the top few inches of soil are dry

“water regularly. Give balanced fertilizer three to four times per year.” — How to Care for Monstera Deliciosa Plants

Hardiness zones10-12 (USDA)

“10-12 (USDA)” — How to Care for Monstera Deliciosa Plants

Height78–108 in

“20 metres (66 ft)” — Monstera - Wikipedia

Propagationstem cuttings that include a node

“stem cuttings that include a node” — Monstera - Wikipedia

Ready whenyellowing of its lowest scales

“The fruit first shows signs of ripening by the yellowing of its lowest scales” — Monstera deliciosa - Wikipedia

Edible partsornamental

“ornamental” — How to Grow Monstera: Light, Water, and Soil Specs

Toxicitytoxic to humans, cats, and dogs

“While Monstera deliciosa is easy to care for, it is toxic to both humans and pets.” — How to Care for Monstera Deliciosa Plants

IndoorsMaintain humidity levels around 60-80% to mimic tropical conditions.

“Maintain humidity levels around 60-80% to mimic tropical conditions.” — Understanding The Monstera Growth Stages: A Complete Guide for Plant Enthusiasts

Pestsspider mites, aphids

“Watch for pests like spider mites and aphids, common during rapid growth phases.” — Understanding The Monstera Growth Stages: A Complete Guide for Plant Enthusiasts

Diseasesdamping-off disease

“overwatering risks damping-off disease, a common fungal issue in seedlings.” — Understanding The Monstera Growth Stages: A Complete Guide for Plant Enthusiasts

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