Thrips are a pest that can negatively affect the overall health of your monstera. The insects are notorious for attacking healthy plants causing leaf discoloration, wilting, stunted growth, etc. It’s crucial to deal with the … Read more
Healthy monstera plants have broad, green, heart-shaped leaves, making them glossy for indoor décor. However, your monster leaves may start curling and with a drooping look. This change in behavior signals the plant isn’t healthy, … Read more
Sometimes, you may notice your Swiss cheese plant having droplets of water on the tips of its leaves in the morning and wonder what it’s about. Sweating or crying is a common process in monstera … Read more
Monstera leaves typically show various signs of distress when the plant is experiencing unfavorable growing conditions. One of these signs is the foliage turning black. Dark spots on monstera are primarily caused by overwatering and … Read more
Monstera, also known as Swiss cheese plant is susceptible to leaf yellowing when growing under stressful conditions. The yellowing may occur all over the leaves or on certain specific parts, depending on the cause. Some … Read more
Monstera plant (the Swiss cheese plant) has large leaves that easily stand out, making it an excellent choice for home decoration. However, the plant is vulnerable to temperature changes and overwatering and can show undesirable signs such as … Read more
Telling a monstera apart from a philodendron can be difficult if you don’t pay close attention to their characteristics. Both sets of plants have many similar features that often lead to mistakes when identifying them. But, … Read more
Monteras are hardy but they’re susceptible to root, leaf, and stem rots. Root rot occurs due to several reasons but the most common one is overwatering. When left untreated, root rot disease can kill the plant. Signs of monstera root rot … Read more