Monstera deliciosa

Species

Also called Fruit Salad Plant, Swiss Cheese Plant, split-leaf philodendron

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Monstera deliciosa
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Fact sheet

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Typevine

“They are evergreen vines” — Monstera - Wikipedia

Days to germination14–28 days

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

Germination temperature75–85 °F

from Monstera · “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

“Monstera prefers bright, indirect sunlight” — Monstera Plant Care Guide: How to Grow This Beginner-Friendly Houseplant

Waterregularly, whenever the top few inches of soil are dry

“Use a pot with ample drainage holes and water regularly.” — How to Care for Monstera Deliciosa Plants

Hardiness zones9 or 10

from Monstera · “However, if you live in USDA Hardiness Zones 9 or 10, these beauties can be grown in your own front yard.” — How to Grow and Care for a Monstera Houseplant

Spacing780 in

“In the wild, it can grow up to 65 feet in length” — 50 Different Types Of Monstera (With Pictures) | Houseplant Alley

Height156–456 in

“growing to heights of 20 metres (66 ft) in trees” — Monstera - Wikipedia

Propagationstem cuttings

“propagated from 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 partsberries

“the fruit is a cluster of berries” — Monstera - Wikipedia

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

Indoorstrained to climb moss poles or trellises

“trained to climb moss poles or trellises, mimicking their natural growth habit in tropical forests.” — Monstera - Wikipedia

Pestsspider mites, thrips, mealybugs, fungus gnats

“spider mites, mealybugs, thrips, and fungus gnats” — Monstera Deliciosa Pests: Identification & Treatment Guide

Diseasesdamping-off disease

from Monstera · “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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