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The Monstera has been a favorite houseplant for years and is indispensable in interiors and on social media. With its air-purifying properties, tropical appearance, and easy care, it is an ideal green addition to any space. But did you know that there are multiple types of Monstera plants? Each variety has its own characteristics and appearance. In this blog, we take you through the most popular varieties.
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Has the Monstera's leaf become dull? Gently wipe it with a soft cloth dipped in buttermilk – this naturally restores the shine.
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Monstera Deliciosa
The classic jungle plant with deep incisionsThe Deliciosa is the most well-known Monstera and is recognized for its large, glossy, heart-shaped leaves with deep incisions and characteristic holes. This plant grows vigorously, is easy to care for, and is very suitable as an eye-catcher in living rooms or offices. The Deliciosa loves light but no direct sunlight and requires little water. Ideal for those seeking a tropical look with minimal effort.
Monstera Monkey Mask
Compact, playful, and suitable for small spacesThe Monkey Mask, also known as Monstera Obliqua, has smaller, elongated leaves with holes closer to the midrib. This playful appearance makes the plant perfect for smaller living spaces or hanging pots. Thanks to its compact size and rapid growth, it is a fun variation on the more classic types. Regular pruning keeps it nicely in shape.
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Monstera Pertusum
Robust, climbing, and perfect for moss polesThe Pertusum is a lively climber with a strong root system and aerial roots that anchor onto a moss pole. This plant is ideal for vertical displays in interior spaces. The leaves have oval openings and can grow very large. Thanks to its rapid growth, it’s important to guide the plant properly along a support, allowing it to reach impressive heights.
Monstera Variegata
Exclusive eye-catcher with white variegated leavesThe Variegata is a rare Monstera variety and highly desired for its striking variegated leaves. These are partly white and partly green, with some leaves even fully white. This beauty requires a bit more care: due to the lack of chlorophyll, the plant is more delicate and grows more slowly. But with the right care, the Variegata is a true showstopper that adds significant value to any plant collection.
Plants in Focus
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