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philodendron swiss cheese vs monstera Monstera Deliciosa Philodendron Swiss Cheese Live Plant – MadHappeningsMonstera deliciosa Philodendron One of the most sought after houseplants an eye catching tropical house plant with gorgeous large, heart shaped split leaves. Bring a naturalistic and tropical vibe with air cleaning qualities is an easy care plant. Monstera deliciosa, aka Swiss Cheese Plant, Split leaf Philodendron is not actually a philodendron but a woody epiphytic vine. Other epiphytic plants that grown on tree are orchids, Bromeliads, many ferns
Monstera deliciosa Philodendron
One of the most sought-after houseplants an eye-catching tropical house plant with gorgeous large, heart-shaped split leaves. Bring a naturalistic and tropical vibe with air cleaning qualities is an easy-care plant.
Monstera deliciosa, aka Swiss Cheese Plant, Split-leaf Philodendron is not actually a philodendron but a woody epiphytic vine. Other epiphytic plants that grown on tree are orchids, Bromeliads, many ferns and even some cactus. This plant is native to tropical regions of North and South America and can grow as tall as the tree in climbs up. Generally when potted indoors most are found around 6 to 8 feet height. Plant needs to be supported for aerial roots to attach to and climb. Edible fruit is produced in its native habitat but not common in house plants, all other parts of the plant are toxic.
First two pics are of large clump growing in 3 gal container that are ready to be placed in grown next to tree, trellis, fence or potted up and tied to post until aerial roots take hold. Listing is for single rooted plant as shown in remaining photos.
Plant will be sent bare root, USPS Priority Mail, roots wrapped in paper ready for planting. Some trimming may be done for shipping purpose to fit package. Plant height will be around 16 to 20" Remember it is an epiphytic that grows attached to trees.
Leaves sometimes do not handle stress of shipping. New leaves will quickly grow. DO NOT ORDER THIS PLANT UNLESS YOU ARE OK WITH THE PLANT ARRIVING WITH DEAD LEAVES OR LOSING LEAVES AFTER IT ARRIVES.
General care, can grow outdoors year round zone 10, 11, plant in well drained but moist conditions. Potted in fast drain medium of bark and peat mix with some potting soil fine. Plant gets Arieal roots to attach to wooden post to climb so water enter plant not just medium on pot. Spray water bottle to mist leaves and roots well.
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