Monstera Adansonii "Monkey mask"

Monstera Adansonii

15,90 €

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The Monstera Adansonii, also known as the “Swiss cheese plant,” “Monkey Mask plant,” or “monkey plant,” is one of the most popular species in the araceae family. This tropical plant, loved for its holey leaves and exotic look, is perfect for beginners. An “epiphyte” like the Monstera Deliciosa or orchids, the Monstera Monkey Mask produces aerial roots that absorb moisture, making it easy to propagate. Be careful though: its leaves are toxic to pets. It can also be grown on top of an aquarium by dipping it in water.

Care difficultyEasy

Forgiving — copes with a missed watering.

Toxicity for pets

Toxic — toxicity for pets

Toxic if swallowed — keep out of reach of pets.

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Cutting or established plant?

What is a cutting?: A piece of a plant (stem, node or leaf) taken from a healthy mother plant, already rooted or ready to root. It is the cheapest way to start: the plant is young and needs a little patience while it settles in.
What is an established plant?: A plant that is already rooted and acclimatised, grown in a pot for several weeks or months. It picks its growth back up as soon as it reaches you — ideal if you want an immediate result.
Care tips: The Monstera Monkey Mask thrives in a humid climate, like in its native habitat in the tropical forests. Watering the Monstera adansonii should be regular but moderate. It’s a pretty resilient plant when it comes to too much water, which makes it easy to grow indoors. But be careful: too much water for too long can lead to root rot, a common problem with indoor plants.