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Monstera deliciosa (Swiss Cheese Plant) – Architectural Houseplant (5L Pot)
Monstera deliciosa (Swiss Cheese Plant) – Architectural Houseplant (5L Pot)
Monstera deliciosa (Swiss Cheese Plant) – Architectural Houseplant (5L Pot)
Monstera deliciosa (Swiss Cheese Plant) – Architectural Houseplant (5L Pot)
Monstera deliciosa (Swiss Cheese Plant) – Architectural Houseplant (5L Pot)
Monstera deliciosa (Swiss Cheese Plant) – Architectural Houseplant (5L Pot)
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Monstera deliciosa (Swiss Cheese Plant) – Architectural Houseplant (5L Pot)

£54.99
Regular price £54.99
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A Swiss cheese plant with large glossy leaves that split and perforate as it grows, and one of the easiest big houseplants to keep.

Monstera deliciosa comes from the forests of southern Mexico and Central America, where it climbs. Indoors it does the same thing, sending out thick aerial roots and reaching two to three metres over time if you give it something to hold. The leaves are the point: dark, glossy and heart-shaped at first, then cut into deep lobes and pierced with holes as the plant matures. Young plants have not started this yet, so do not be surprised by plain leaves on new growth.

Stand it in bright indirect light and keep it out of direct sun, which scorches the leaves. Water when the top few centimetres of compost have dried out, and water less through autumn and winter. It likes warmth and humidity, so keep it between about 18C and 27C, away from radiators and cold draughts, and mist it or stand the pot on damp pebbles. Feed monthly in spring and summer. Push a moss pole into the pot and tie the stems in as they lengthen; a supported plant makes bigger, better split leaves. Wipe the leaves occasionally, because they gather dust.

Supplied as one established plant with a 5 litre root ball, ready to pot into a container of your own. Monstera is harmful if eaten and irritates skin and eyes, and it is toxic to cats and dogs, so keep it out of their reach.

Cultural Information

Common Name: Swiss cheese plant, cheese plant

Fully Grown Height and Spread: 2 to 3m x 1 to 2m indoors with support

Growth Habit: Climbing evergreen with aerial roots

Perfect For: Living rooms, hallways, offices and conservatories

Foliage: Large, glossy, dark green leaves that split and perforate with age

Flowering Time: Grown for foliage; it does not flower reliably indoors

Planting Position: Bright to medium indirect light indoors, out of direct sun

Soil Type: Free-draining, peat-free houseplant compost

Hardiness: Tender, indoor only; keep above 12C

Maintenance: Easy; wipe the leaves and give it something to climb

Seasonal Interest: Evergreen foliage all year

Type: Evergreen climbing houseplant, supplied in a 5L pot



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A Swiss cheese plant with large glossy leaves that split and perforate as it grows, and one of the easiest big houseplants to keep.

Monstera deliciosa comes from the forests of southern Mexico and Central America, where it climbs. Indoors it does the same thing, sending out thick aerial roots and reaching two to three metres over time if you give it something to hold. The leaves are the point: dark, glossy and heart-shaped at first, then cut into deep lobes and pierced with holes as the plant matures. Young plants have not started this yet, so do not be surprised by plain leaves on new growth.

Stand it in bright indirect light and keep it out of direct sun, which scorches the leaves. Water when the top few centimetres of compost have dried out, and water less through autumn and winter. It likes warmth and humidity, so keep it between about 18C and 27C, away from radiators and cold draughts, and mist it or stand the pot on damp pebbles. Feed monthly in spring and summer. Push a moss pole into the pot and tie the stems in as they lengthen; a supported plant makes bigger, better split leaves. Wipe the leaves occasionally, because they gather dust.

Supplied as one established plant with a 5 litre root ball, ready to pot into a container of your own. Monstera is harmful if eaten and irritates skin and eyes, and it is toxic to cats and dogs, so keep it out of their reach.

Cultural Information

Common Name: Swiss cheese plant, cheese plant

Fully Grown Height and Spread: 2 to 3m x 1 to 2m indoors with support

Growth Habit: Climbing evergreen with aerial roots

Perfect For: Living rooms, hallways, offices and conservatories

Foliage: Large, glossy, dark green leaves that split and perforate with age

Flowering Time: Grown for foliage; it does not flower reliably indoors

Planting Position: Bright to medium indirect light indoors, out of direct sun

Soil Type: Free-draining, peat-free houseplant compost

Hardiness: Tender, indoor only; keep above 12C

Maintenance: Easy; wipe the leaves and give it something to climb

Seasonal Interest: Evergreen foliage all year

Type: Evergreen climbing houseplant, supplied in a 5L pot

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