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monstera vs swiss cheese plant Monstera Adansonii 'Wide Form' - Swiss Cheese PlantMonstera Adansonii is a quick growing and vining Aroid well known for their fenestrated foliage. Like their nickname implies, each leaf looks much like a slice of Swiss Cheese. This plant will quickly climb a totem or looks great cascading over a hanging basket. Monstera Care Tips Light Level: Bright Indirect Humidity: Medium to High Water: Allow the top two inches of soil to dry between waterings. Medium: Well draining soil.

Monstera Adansonii is a quick growing and vining Aroid well-known for their fenestrated foliage. Like their nickname implies, each leaf looks much like a slice of Swiss Cheese. This plant will quickly climb a totem or looks great cascading over a hanging basket.

Monstera Care Tips

Light Level: Bright Indirect

Humidity: Medium to High

Water: Allow the top two inches of soil to dry between waterings.

Medium: Well draining soil.


 

 

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