What Should You Name Your Monstera Deliciosa? 50+ Names to Get You Started

So, you’re interested in naming your houseplant? Any amount of internet searching will tell you that you aren’t alone. Turns out that naming your plants is a pretty common practice…
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How to Save an Overwatered Monstera Deliciosa From Root Rot
Though Monstera Deliciosa is a moisture-loving tropical plant, it’s always possible to have too much of a good thing. Allowing your plant’s soil to become waterlogged can lead to the…
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Rooting Monsteras in Water: Step By Step Instructions
Like many other plants, the Monstera deliciosa can easily be rooted in water. Besides making for a beautiful display piece, water propagation is a relatively easy way to produce multiple…
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Is a Monstera Deliciosa Easy to Care For? The Complete Guide to Monsteras
Monstera deliciosa has a well-deserved reputation as one of the most iconic houseplants around. It can fit perfectly with many interior decorating styles, and it has an unmistakable look. This…
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How To Keep Monstera Leaves Shiny: Tips For Cleaning Plant Leaves
Monstera deliciosa is popular for many reasons, but one of the primary attractions is its shiny, dark green leaves. However, just like other surfaces in your home, Monstera leaves can…
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Step by Step Instructions for Taking Cuttings from a Monstera
If you have a Monstera deliciosa, you don’t need to purchase another one to get a new plant. Reproducing your plant is as easy as taking and rooting a cutting…
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How to Grow Bigger Leaves on Your Monstera Deliciosa
Every Monstera deliciosa online seems to have huge, gorgeous leaves. But this doesn’t always match what you find in a nursery. Despite being the same species, a juvenile Monstera and…
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Can Monstera Deliciosa Live & Thrive Outdoors Where You Live
The Monstera deliciosa is a well-known houseplant, coveted on Instagram for its gorgeous leaves and beautiful shape. This plant, however, comes from the tropical forests of Central and South America.…
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Do Monstera Deliciosas Like Humidity and Misting?
Monstera deliciosa originates from the tropical forests of Central America and southern Mexico, where natural humidity levels are significantly higher than inside most of our homes. It stands to reason,…
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4 Signs It’s Time to Repot Your Monstera Deliciosa
If you’ve had your Monstera deliciosa for a while, you may be wondering what you need to do to keep it thriving. The answer (in part) is to repot it…
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