Monstera make some of the most stunning houseplants. They are easy to grow indoors, leafy, and can get quite large making them a great choice for anyone that wants to bring in some jungle vibes. 

Popular varieties include: Adansonii, Minima, Deliciosa, shop all Monstera

Light: 

• Very bright indirect light 

 Water: 

• Water every 7-10 days or so, when top 2 inches of soil are dry
• Thick tube like roots can rot if left sitting in too wet if conditions 

Humidity: 

• Humidity is not necessary but is beneficial 
• A daily misting is helpful

Soil Type: 

• Requires well draining, fertile soil
• 1 part potting mix 1 part orchid bark, 1 part perlite, 1/2 part charcoal

Toxicity Level: 

• Toxic to animals 

Additional Information:

• Grows under trees in the wild, so they need a moss pole or stake to climb up eventually 
• Adansonii variety can hang down from a hanging pot instead of climbing 
• Easily propagated from stem cuttings
• Glossy leaves collect dust, so a dusting with a microfiber cloth or duster is beneficial