As mentioned, a moss pole can be molded to the shape of your monstera, while a trellis or bamboo stake will be more rigid. I gently bent the moss poles to support the structure of my monstera ...

Tired of your Monstera outgrowing its moss pole? The Leca Queen shares a simple but effective method to extend your moss pole without disturbing your plant. Keep your Monstera climbing strong with ...

How to tame a monstera that’s growing like crazy. It is among the most popular houseplants, ... Then, using plant ties, secure some of the monstera’s stems to the pole.

Monstera deliciosas, or Swiss cheese plants, grow into lush houseplants when they're watered every one to two weeks and left in indirect sunlight. ... like a moss pole or coco coir pole.

I took our monstera to our balcony, carefully pulled Fudge out of her original soil (keeping the moss pole/stake intact), and wore a pair of gloves to separate the oil from her massive, healthy roots.

Monstera certainly meets the criteria and as NGB declared it is “the world’s most iconic indoor plant.” ... Support the plant with a moss pole or trellis as it starts to climb.

Monstera, commonly known as the "Swiss Cheese Plant," is a popular indoor plant with large, perforated leaves. To ensure its growth, place it in bright, indirect light, water when the top 1-2 ...

Monstera deliciosa aka the Swiss Cheese Plant is possibly the most popular house plant in Australia. It’s a bomb-proof indoor climber. In fact, in some parts of Australia it’s become an ...