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

3 reasons your monstera doesn't have fenestrations . You shouldn't panic if your monstera lacks leaf fenestration as it ...

To get rid of fungus gnats (again, so gross), you need to kill the problem at the root (pun not intended) — you need to destroy the foundation. Fungus gnats lay eggs in your plant's soil, and there ...

Monstera deliciosa is native to the tropical rainforests of Mexico and Central America. The most common monstera types have heart-shaped leaves and naturally formed leaf holes. This houseplant ...

Monstera plants are a great option, since they’re eye-catching and low-maintenance indoor plants. You’ll recognize them by their large, fleshy heart-shaped leaves and their standout feature ...

The plant with glossy split leaves is showing up in the most Zen of dens, wallpaper designs, dangling from keychains—you name it. In fact, a recent report from Pinterest found searches for it ...

Monstera may be native to Central America and Mexico, but no matter where it’s found, ... Rainforest’s monstera leaf supply arrives Tuesdays and the price is $1 per 8-inch leaf.

I live in a community that has an H.O.A. (homeowner’s association) and at least one person has complained that I need to trim my Monstera plant back because it looks too wild. I love this green ...

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.