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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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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7 Reasons Why Your Monstera Might Not Be Growing
The Monstera deliciosa is a tropical vine known for its aggressive, fast growth. In the wild, Monsteras can easily reach up to 60 feet high, and while they won’t get…
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Diagnosing Your Monstera Deliciosa: What’s Wrong and What Can You Do
Although Monstera deliciosa is one of the easiest houseplants to grow, they are not immune to problems. I always feel dismayed when I find my Monstera losing leaves, developing spots,…
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Five Signs Your Monstera Deliciosa Needs A Drink of Water
The Monstera deliciosa, a tropical rain forest vine native to Central and South America, can be difficult to water. While it may seem like Monsteras don’t need a ton of…
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Monsteras and Pests: The Most Common Bugs Attracted to Monstera Deliciosa
Even the most careful and diligent houseplant owner will eventually run into that dreaded problem: pests. Monstera deliciosa, luckily, isn’t among the houseplants most susceptible to insects, but it can…
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Why Your Monstera Leaves Aren’t Splitting: What You Can Do To Help
I bought my first Monstera deliciosa at my local grocery store. It was a relatively small plant, but I was so excited to find it that I didn’t mind. I…
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Leggy Monstera Deliciosa? Here’s How to Fix It
A Monstera deliciosa, like all plants, can suffer from a lack of sunlight and end up looking sparse and leggy. The problem itself is easy to diagnose, but what can…
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Five Signs Your Monstera Deliciosa Needs More Light
Like all plants, raising a healthy, thriving Monstera is contingent on giving it the right type of light. While Monsteras can live in low-light settings, that is not usually what…
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Will Monstera Leaves Grow Back? Here’s What You Can Do to Help
Whether you’ve had a Monstera for years or are brand new to the Monstera world, it’s not unusual to be concerned at the loss of a few leaves. Depending on…
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