
Monstera deliciosa
The infamous Monstera deliciosa or 'Cheese Plant' is generally an easy-care plant but with its fast growing nature and the fact they can eventually reach the ceiling, they do need some maintenance. Whether you buy your Monstera big or small, it's best to know how to care for it through every stage. Given the best conditions, these plants can even produce their own fruits, which is why it's earned the name 'deliciosa'.
The Ultimate Guide To Monstera deliciosa
Common Problems
Monstera can be prone to pests such as thrips, which cause patches of black and brown through the leaves. A treatment course will have to be used to get rid of these and stop further damage to your plant. Monstera are also prone to fungus damage - yellowing edges and brown on the leaves can indicate a fungal infection. Spraying with a fungicide and allowing the plant to dry out is the best way to deal with any fungus.

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