Monstera Deliciosa - Ø17cm - ↕60cm

Meet the enchanting Monstera deliciosa, also known as the Monstera, a houseplant that brings an exotic touch to any space. Native to the tropical rainforests of Central America, this beloved beauty boasts large, glossy leaves with unique openings, adding aesthetic charm and inspiring tranquility. With its low maintenance and air-purifying abilities, the Monstera is an ideal companion for indoor environments. Enhance your living or work environment with this houseplant, which offers a touch of green elegance and a breath of fresh air. Commonly known as the Swiss Cheese Plant, the Monstera deliciosa is an iconic and popular choice for indoor plant enthusiasts. This beautiful plant thrives in partial shade or even low-light conditions, making it suitable for any room in the house. While this beauty requires some light, it only needs to be watered once a week to thrive. With its unique, hole-filled leaves and easy care, the Monstera deliciosa is an excellent addition to your indoor plant collection. Shop now and bring a touch of natural elegance to your space! Did you know that Monstera deliciosa, also known as the Swiss cheese plant, has leaves with natural holes called "fenestrations," which make them resemble slices of Swiss cheese? This tropical beauty is not only a popular choice for interior design because of its striking foliage, but it also helps purify the air by filtering out toxins. Despite its name, Monstera deliciosa isn't exactly delicious. So, while it may look tempting, resist the urge to take a bite and simply enjoy its beautiful appearance as a decorative addition to your indoor space! Monstera deliciosa, also known as Monstera, is a popular houseplant with a 17cm pot size. This beautiful plant typically reaches a height of around 60cm, making it a perfect choice for indoor spaces. Monstera thrives in a spot with partial shade, making it ideal for areas with indirect sunlight. Monstera deliciosa is known for its unique and recognizable leaves, which feature intricate patterns and openings. Fun fact: Monstera deliciosa is also called the "Swiss Cheese Plant" because of the characteristic holes in its leaves, which resemble the holes in Swiss cheese.