Monstera species

MONSTERA's SPECIES

Monstera Borsigiana is closely related to Monstera deliciosa Some wonder is it a separate species, a variation or another name for deliciosa! [DETAILS]

15 Amazing Monstera Varieties to Add to Your Collection - The Monstera genus has captured the houseplant world by storm. If you are like me, you’ll want to get your hands on as many as you can! In this post, I will go over 15 stunning types of Monstera, complete with pictures and useful tips and resources. Some are commonly available, while others are extremely rare, which makes it all the more interesting!

Learn more about Monstera Obliqua. This very rare Monstera variety has unique care guidelines. Learn where you can find a monstera obliqua and the tips for caring for this ultra rare monstera variety.

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A rare Monstera with extreme fenestration, obliqua is prized by the most serious collectors.

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Get familiar with different types of Monstera plants to grow! Check the article to find unique and pretty Monstera plants! Pictures and growing tips included!

The Monstera pinnatipartita is native to Colombia, but some species you find in Peru to other parts of South America. Your houseplant is a climbing vine that can be an epiphyte or a hemiepiphytes—yes, confusing, right! The plant has a stem at the base with a central axis with the primary support divided into nodes and internodes. These nodes produce a leaf with a petiole. The roots anchor the plant on a tree or in the ground.

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Known for their lush, perforated leaves, Monstera plants are a popular choice for indoor gardening. The genus includes a diverse range of species, each with its own unique features and growth habits. In this article, we’ll introduce you to 18 common types of Monstera plants, showcasing their distinctive characteristics and providing care tips. Whether you’re a seasoned plant enthusiast or just starting out, you’ll find valuable information to help you choose the perfect Monstera.

The light requirements of Monstera species can vary widely and manifest in terms of light intensity, illumination length, and light quality. On average, Monstera plants need about 6-8 hours of bright light per week and moderate light the rest of the time.