Monstera

Monstera plants are known for their distinctive, perforated leaves. These holes and splits in the leaves are not only visually striking but also help them in their natural habitat. The holes and splits help the plant withstand strong winds and heavy rains by allowing air and water to pass through.

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    Monstera

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  • Monstera Monkey Leaf

    Monstera Monkey Leaf

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  • Bathroom Plant Bundle

    Bathroom Plant Bundle

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  • Gift of Green

    Gift of Green

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  • Green Monstera Plant Gang

    Green Monstera Plant Gang

    £66.00
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  • Urban Jungle Bundle

    Urban Jungle Bundle

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  • Monstera Thai Constellation

    Monstera Thai Constellation

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  • Monstera Copper Plant Stand & Trio Succulent Gang

    Monstera Copper Plant Stand & Trio Succulent Gang

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Monstera on a shelf next to a mini miranda succulent

More about Monstera plants

One of our most popular Monsteras is the Monstera deliciosa. This grows best in humid and warm environments, requiring dappled or partial light, acidic or neutral, well-drained soil, and warmer temperatures.

Monstera (also often known as the Swiss cheese plant), is a tropical wonder loved by designers around the world for its “wow” factor. Its glossy, heart-shaped split leaves are easy to spot and it grows fast – about 1 to 2 feet a year. At about three years you have a full-grown Monstera, which, unsurprisingly, is how it gained its monsterous name!

To get more tips on caring for this plant, ensure you have read our full care guide on the Monstera.