Monstera
Monstera is a genus of Aroids (Araceae) that is comprised 59 plant species native to the tropical Americas. Monstera, especially the infamous Monstera deliciosa, are prized for their unmistakable fenestrated foliage, making them sought-after indoor ornamentals. The leaves of young plants are solid, with fenestrations developing as the plants mature. These plants are hemiepiphytes, beginning their lives as rooted vines before climbing to the forest canopy. Monstera care is relatively simple: indirect light, moderate humidity, and moderate watering are they keys to success.
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