What other plant parents say
4.8 out of 5
Large, lush leaves 1539
Fast grower 978
Survivor 718
Easy to propagate 511
Pet friendly 137
Browns easily 129
Blooms easily 96
Pest magnet 46
11/15/2021
This plant is toxic to pets, but my cats don’t bother with it—I haven’t had any problems. Be prepared to stake this plant/give it some form of support, as the leaves are very heavy (and Monstera deliciosa, in spite of its size, is actually a vine!).
If you’re interested in propagation, Monsteras are a great place to start! Just cut a leaf or two underneath a node on the main stalk, then place in water in a sunny place and wait for roots.
Large, lush leaves
Easy to propagate
11/09/2021
Well, a lot of tiny bugs like to sit on the leaves and stuff and they fly around when you go near it to water it. But this plant is very beautiful and lasts very long. Just don’t water it too much or forget to water it because it does act up a little bit. Like the leaves start to brown a little bit. But this plant is very easy to keep around. If you have a propagated piece, it tends to take a bit longer to grow. But that’s all that I would say about monstera plants.
11/02/2021
One word… fenstrations! And they are lovely. Found Montell at a big box store, best of the worst kinda deal. But a good watering, some fertilizer and plenty of sun and he’s put out three huge spectacular leaves. Monsteras are easy to care for and love to show you how much they love you. One of my favorite plants. Just keep it watered, fertilize, plenty of sun and check for pests regularly. 100% would recommend.
Large, lush leaves
Fast grower
Easy to propagate
Survivor