Monstera Deliciosa - Hole plant

This giant Monstera is a tropical plant with leaves that have holes in them. Because this is so unusual, the plant has been named 'Monstera,' which means 'strange' in Latin. It is also sometimes called the 'Swiss-cheese plant.' These holes not only look nice, but in nature, they are also very useful. They prevent the plant from being blown over in a storm, as most of the wind and rain pass through them. The Monstera is native to South and Central America, where it often grows up tree trunks or twines along the ground. Therefore, this plant comes with a moss pole to help it grow upwards.

Dog Care
The Monstera is originally a tropical plant. That is why the plant always likes a slightly moist potting soil. Make sure there is no layer of water at the bottom of the pot. Try to spray the Monstera leaves regularly to prevent the leaf edges from drying out. The Monstera can grow very quickly and develops long branches with leaves that can reach several meters in length. It is also good to know that the Monstera is poisonous. So place the plant in a place where children and pets cannot reach it. Make sure that the plant is in partial shade or another bright spot. Avoid direct sunlight, because the Monstera is a real shade plant. This is how you keep a happy Monstera. And it gives you a lot! That's because the Monstera is air purifying, which means it produces extra oxygen and filters pollutants.

Format
The plant has a height of 120-130cm upon delivery, measured including the nursery pot. The plant is supplied in a nursery pot with a diameter of 24cm.

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