Monstera plants have been introduced to other tropical areas as well, so you could see them while hiking or sightseeing in Hawaii. While they grow best in their natural outdoor habitat ...

Because, in their natural habitat of tropical forests these glorious green giants can grow to great heights. The amount of ...

Thanks to their climbing nature, healthy monstera plants develop aerial roots. These roots help the plant to cling to trees in their natural habitat or its moss pole in your home. While it can ...

Take it from the man who's grown a seven-foot-tall fiddle leaf fig! My sister and I learned years ago that it was moot to ...

Credit: Getty Images Monsteras are one of our favorite indoor plants but if you’ve found yourself asking how to care for a monstera ... mimicking its natural tropical environment.

Kick-off 2025 with the addition of a monstera plant to your indoor garden ... heart-shaped perforated leaves on thick stems. In its native habitat, it can grow 66 feet tall, but typically grows ...

“The best thing to do for any plant to make it literally go crazy in your home [with] new growth and big foliage is to mimic, replicate its natural habitat,” says Hilton Carter, author of ...

Group plants together to create a micro-humid environment. Light and soil needs Monstera varieties, such as the Split Leaf Monstera and Broken Heart are well-suited for boho-themed interiors due ...