Monstera's trademark is its large, split leaves. If your plant isn't forming these natural fenestrations, it could be because ...

Trim leaves at the point about two inches below the node (where the leaf meets the stem) to shape your monstera and promote healthy growth. One option is to turn those clippings into more monsteras.

Aroids are tropical plants from the Araceae family, including popular houseplants like Monstera and Philodendron. Learn how ...

Commonly referred to as the Swiss Cheese plant, monstera is known for large, heart-shaped, glossy green leaves with perforations and holes. This houseplant "monster" grows quickly and is perfectly ...

We’ve had The Hotel Inspector, now it’s the turn of plants… Is your monstera looking more mysterious than marvellous? Are ...

Anyway, I washed our monstera's roots with warm water and then placed her in a new pot and added the repotting mix to it. I quickly and easily did this, then watered her, cleaned her leaves, and ...

While all plants bring some level of tranquility into the home, the monstera is a comparatively easy-to-care-for plant, offering some visual calm without much fuss. — Photo: Franziska Gabbert/dpa 3.

Monstera certainly meets the criteria and as NGB declared it is “the world’s most iconic indoor plant.” The large, glossy, heart-shaped leaves have distinct perforations called fenestrations.