Monstera
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Monstera Lechleriana Care
Welcome to our guide to monstera lechleriana care… Monstera Lechleriana Care Summary Light needs: Medium to bright indirect sunlight. Watering needs: Check weekly, water if top 70% of soil is dry. Fertilizer: A well diluted balanced fertilizer once a month in spring and summer. Soil: A well draining soil with 20% perlite. Humidity: 50-60%. Temperature: 18°C to 27°C (64-81°F). Where to buy: Try our list of Rare Plant Shops or Etsy. Common issues: Browning and yellowing leaves due to overwatering. Introduction The monstera lechleriana is similar to the adansonii with oval shaped leaves with fenestrated holes, we cover all you need to know to care for its funky foliage. See…
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Monstera Acacoyaguensis
This green, semi-leathery, glossy Monstera Acacoyaguensis develops huge leaves with a gorgeous array of fenestrations, we cover all you need to know about care and propagation.. Monstera Acacoyaguensis Care Summary Light needs: Bright indirect sunlight. Watering needs: Check it once a week and water it if the top 25% of the soil is dry. Fertilizer: A balanced feed monthly in spring and summer. Soil: A well draining mix with perlite. Humidity: 50% or more. Temperature: 21-27°C (70-80°F). Where to buy: Try our list of Rare Plant Shops. Other names: Adansonii Acacoyaguensis. Common issues: Over and under watering. Introduction The Monstera Acacoyaguensis sports magnificently fenestrated green foliage. The leaves can reach…
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Monstera Laniata Care (The Monstera Adansonii Variation Laniata)
The easy monstera laniata care and propagation guide, we run down all you need to know… Monstera Laniata Care Summary Light needs: Medium to bright indirect sunlight. Watering needs: Check weekly, water if top 40% of soil is dry. Fertilizer: A balanced feed monthly in summer. Soil: A well draining soil with 10-20% perlite in it. Humidity: 50%. Temperature: 16-28°C (61-82°F). Where to buy: Try our list of Rare Plant Shops or Etsy. Common issues: Leaf issues from over and underwatering Introduction The monstera laniata aka the monstera adansonii laniata, is a big leaved variation of the adansonii. Known for it’s beautiful holey leaves. See also: Monstera Acacoyaguensis, Monstera Adansonii…
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Monstera Adansonii Narrow Form
Learn all you need to know about caring for a monstera adansonii narrow form... Monstera Adansonii Narrow Form Summary Light needs: Medium to bright indirect sunlight. Watering needs: Check weekly, water if top half of soil is dry. Fertilizer: Feed a balanced fertilizer monthly in the spring and summer. Soil: A well draining mix, with 20% perlite to it. Humidity: 50% or over. Temperature: 16-28°C (61-82°F). Where to buy: Try our list of Rare Plant Shops or Etsy. Common issues: Browning of leaves. Introduction Welcome to our guide to the slender monstera adansonii narrow form. We cover all in our care guide. See also: Monstera Pinnatipartita Care, Monstera Adansonii Care,…
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Monstera Trellis
Monsteras sprawl out in their natural environment on the forest floor and sometimes grow up trees. So once they reach a certain size you many need to help your monstera climbing up a moss pole or trellis to keep it upright and tidy, as well as support it. See also: Monstera Adansonii Variegated, Monstera Soil, Monstera Deliciosa Care, Monstera Standleyana, Monstera Acacoyaguensis, Monstera Siltepecana, Monstera Subpinnata Care, Variegated Monstera (Category). Tip: we recommend Etsy for buying plants. Look for the best rated seller you can, and try to buy as close to your home as possible so the plant does not travel too far. A note about affiliate links: when…
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Monstera Soil
Introduction Monsteras are extremely popular in all their forms, they do best with an aroid mix that will allow the roots to get air to them and help to avoid water logging. A standard mix can get bogged down when wet and cause root rot easily. See also: Syngonium Soil Tip: we recommend Etsy for buying plants. Look for the best rated seller you can, and try to buy as close to your home as possible so the plant does not travel too far. A note about affiliate links: when you buy a plant, pots, soil, or other goods through links on this article we sometimes earn a commission. It…
