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Swiss Cheese Plant | Monstera Deliciosa

Swiss Cheese Plant | Monstera Deliciosa

Meet Delia, your effortlessly cool Swiss Cheese Plant. Named for deliciosa, the species she belongs to, she climbs a moss pole putting out those famous split leaves as she goes. Easy going and endlessly photogenic.

€79,00 EUR
€79,00 EUR
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Care: Easy

Monstera Deliciosa is a forgiving climber that tolerates a missed watering and keeps producing new split leaves.

Light: Bright

Thrives in bright indirect light. Direct sun can scorch the leaves, deep shade slows new growth.

Watering: Moderate

Water when the top few centimetres of soil dry out, roughly weekly in the growing season.

Toxicity: Toxic

Contains calcium oxalate crystals, harmful to cats, dogs, and people if chewed or eaten.

Position: Floor

Climbing a 90cm moss pole with wide leaves, it needs floor space to lean into rather than a tabletop footprint. Where it thrives: a bright living room corner or a hallway with room to climb.

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