Monstera deliciosa (Swiss Cheese Plant) perennial

Monstera deliciosa (Swiss Cheese Plant) perennialThe Monstera deliciosa is a favorite of many indoor plant enthusiasts because of its ease of care and its broad, bright green leaves that grow eclectic fenestrations as the plant matures. Although these holes originally evolved as a way to help the plant withstand the windy and rainy climates of its native Central American rainforests, they give this plant a distinctive personality, which has led to its moniker of the Swiss Cheese Plant by plant

The care is similar to heartleaf philodendron

This Spanish Moss thick form is much fuzzier than the regular Spanish Moss

direct sunlight

2 Wall Fairleads

Lower leaves fall off with age leaving distinctive diamond-shaped leaf scars on the stems

dark green needles

Globe Shaped – Dwarf

providing nutrition from the top down

and fast cut

This variety

sword-shaped leaves (to 2’ long and 1/2” wide)

Plumes emerge wine-purple in late summer