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Monstera Adansonii is hearty which means new plant growers can keep it alive, but it can be difficult to master care on this one. Here are my tips for success!

Indoor Plant commonly known as the mini monstera because of the similar shaped leaves the raphidophora testrasperma is actually not part of the monstera family at all. photo thanks to @mipas_pots_and_plants on instagram

It's your favorite plant's smaller, cuter cousin.

Discover 20 of the fast-growing houseplants to transform your home into a lush indoor garden. Perfect for low-light conditions and quick growth, these plants will thrive and fill your space in no time.

This is an educational photo of how NOT to treat plants. As I have low humidity at home right now (30-40%) I could start writing a book on how differently plants are reacting to it. Calatheas - brown edges and brown spots, anthuriums - brown edges, velvety philodendrons - developing more stem without leaves, etc etc What I found interesting was the reaction of climber philos (lupinum, brandtianum, micans) and my adansoniis that I currently have a handful of. They seemed unbothered for a…

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It looks like the trendy monstera plant, but it's better for small spaces. Here's everything you need to know about growing Rhaphidophora tetrasperma.

Discover the world of the Monstera obliqua, a highly sought-after and rare houseplant known for its unique fenestrated leaves. Native to the jungles of South America, this plant is often mistaken for its cousin, the Monstera adansonii. Dive into the specifics of its care, growth habits, and the features that set it apart. Learn how to cherish and nurture this ethereal beauty in your indoor garden.

Whenever I post a photo of my big monstera on instagram, one of the most common questions I’m asked is ‘how do you get it to grow up like that?’ / ‘How do you stop it sprawl…

Vector seamless pattern with outline tropical Monstera or Swiss cheese plant leaf bunch in black on the white background.. Illustration about line, flora, duplicate - 144042013