monstera deliciosa philodendron (monstera)

a little about me… monstera deliciosa is recognizable by its large, glossy green leaves with deep splits and holes. it is a climber in its natural habitat, using its aerial roots to cling to large trees, so you should provide it with moss-covered support sticks or a trellis! s u n they thrive in filtered, indirect light, and can be grown outdoors in a shaded location during warmer months. too much harsh sunlight, however, can result in scorching. though it can exist in lower-lighted rooms, your plant may not develop as many large, dramatic, famously perforated leaves. w a t e r water when the top quarter of the soil feels dry to the touch.  she's a tropical plant, so regular misting or a tray with pebbles and water is appreciated! t o x i c i t y all parts of the plant are toxic to people and pets, except for the ripe fruit.