Monstera Plants

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Bring bold tropical foliage indoors with our collection of Monstera plants. From the classic Monstera deliciosa to Swiss cheese vines, silver-leaf varieties, and collector favorites like Thai Constellation, these climbing aroids are known for dramatic foliage and distinctive leaf fenestration as they mature.

Popular Monstera Varieties

• Monstera deliciosa — the classic split-leaf Monstera and an easy choice for a statement floor plant as it matures.
• Monstera adansonii — a faster-growing, vining Monstera with naturally perforated leaves that works well on a support or in a hanging display.
• Monstera siltepecana — a climbing or trailing species with silvery juvenile foliage that changes as the plant matures.
• Thai Constellation Monstera — a variegated collector form of Monstera deliciosa with cream-speckled foliage.

How to Care for Monstera

Most Monsteras grow best in bright, indirect light with a well-draining potting mix. Allow the upper portion of the mix to dry before watering again, and avoid leaving roots continuously wet. Many Monstera species naturally climb, so providing a pole, trellis, or other support can help guide growth upward.

For climbing plants, browse our plant supports, moss poles, and trellises. If your room needs supplemental light, explore our indoor grow lights.

Why Aren’t My Monstera Leaves Splitting?

Young plants often start with solid or only lightly fenestrated leaves. Leaf shape is influenced by the plant’s variety, maturity, light, support, nutrition, and overall growing conditions. As a healthy Monstera matures under suitable conditions, newer leaves may develop larger and more pronounced openings.

Seeing yellow leaves or other changes? Read our guide to yellow Monstera leaves for common causes and care fixes.