monstera deliciosa edmonton Monstera deliciosa – Greenland Garden Centre

monstera deliciosa edmonton Monstera deliciosa – Greenland Garden CentreMonstera deliciosa One of the most instantly recognizable tropicals. Large leaves with cut out edges (fenestrations); mature plants also develop holes in the centres of the leaves. Note: young plants have heart shaped leaves without fenestrations. Has a rambling or climbing growth habit; can be trained upright on a support. Develops into a large plant. So easy to grow perfect for beginners! Care: Light: Bright, indirect (east or west window). Leaves

Monstera deliciosa

• One of the most instantly-recognizable tropicals.
• Large leaves with cut-out edges (fenestrations); mature plants also develop holes in the centres of the leaves. Note: young plants have heart-shaped leaves without fenestrations.
• Has a rambling or climbing growth habit; can be trained upright on a support. Develops into a large plant.
• So easy to grow - perfect for beginners!

Care:

• Light: Bright, indirect (east or west window). Leaves may scorch if exposed to hot afternoon sun.
• Water: Allow the top 30-50% of the soil to dry between watering. Avoid overwatering, or allowing the soil to remain dry for extended periods.
• Fertilizer: Use an all-purpose fertilizer such as Schultz Indoor Plant Food (10-15-10) once or twice monthly.
• Other tips: Grows best in undersized pots. Use a sharply-drained potting mix; we recommend Pro-Mix Tropical Plant Mix with extra perlite and small Orchiata added. Leaf margins may brown if the air is very dry; mist frequently or use a humidifier to raise humidity if necessary.

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