Carter Plant Co.
4" Monster Deliciosa
4" Monster Deliciosa
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- ππππ ππππππ πππππ A favorite of our generation, the Monstera Deliciosaβs perforated shape and waxy dark green leaves breathe life into any stale space. Itβs low-maintenance and a quick grower, making it a perfect addition for beginners and experts alike
- ππππππππ ππππππππππππ Adaptable to medium to bright indirect light, this plant flourishes in a range of light conditions, making it a versatile and eye-catching addition to your indoor space
- ππππππππ πππππ Water once every week, allowing the soil to dry approximately 2 inches down for optimal care and health
- πππ ππππ While a captivating plant, this plant is not pet-friendly. Exercise caution and keep it out of reach of your furry friends
- πππππ ππππ Perfect for beginners, these low-maintenance plants offer an ideal starting point for aspiring plant enthusiasts. Embrace the joy of nurturing greenery with ease
- πππ πππ Wipe down its leaves to remove dust build-up, which prevents it from soaking in as much sunlight as possible
- ππππππππππ ππππππππ These plants is 4 inch wide grower's pots. Height of plant is approximately 12 inches tall from the bottom of the pot to the top of the plant. Plant size and appearance may vary at times based on the batch they were grown in, but beautiful
Product Description
Philodendron literally means "love tree" in Greek because that's how they grow in the wild - climbing trees.
Philodendrons are one of the most common houseplants. They're easy to care for, and grow quickly. There are vining philodendrons and self-heading ones - both of which can be considered climbers and grow well with moss poles, trestles, or wooden planks.
To train your philodendron to climb indoors, you'll first need to give it something to cling to with its aerial roots. We recommend woody planks or moss poles. Keep your stake moist and the plant will take it from there. To speed the process up, use plant ties to gently attach the vines or stems.
Common Issues of Philodendrons
A common issue that philodendron owners come by is yellowing leaves. This is usually due to inconsistent watering, so make sure you maintain a regular watering schedule. They can also turn yellow if they're exposed to tap water or haven't been repotted in 12-18 months.
How to Plant, Grow and Care For Philodendron Plant
LIGHTPlace in low to bright indirect light. Avoid direct light, as this can scorch the leaves. | WATERWater once a week or when the top 2-3" of soil feel dry to the touch. Leaves will droop when they're thirsty, but should perk up shortly after watering if you don't wait too long. | FEEDINGUse diluted plant food once a month in the spring and summer. Avoid plant food in the fall and winter when the plant goes dormant. If you've recently repotted, wait ~6 weeks before feeding. | TOXICITYThese plants are toxic, so keep out of reach of pets and small children. Care instructions are usually consistent for all philodendrons, but we always recommend researching your specific plant to make sure you get it right the first time. |
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