Baby Monstera deliciosa

Baby Monstera deliciosaBaby Monstera Deliciosa, or Baby Swiss Cheese Plant as it is more commonly known, is a small version of the iconic statement houseplant. Although the Swiss Cheese Plant is well known for the distinctive holes in the leaves, there wont be any of those for a few years on your baby plant. Instead, for the first 3 years your plant will have lush, green, heart shaped leaves. Place your Baby Monstera in bright, indirect sunlight, ideally in a humid

yellow and russet

Inconspicuous red flowering may appear in spring

Be sure to plant in a full sun location with sand

Catkins form in Spring

Each leaf will grow in a vertical manner before drooping at their peak

Spring Crocus are some of the earliest blooms of the season and have been known to come out even when snow is still on the ground

Calathea Rattlesnake is a striking houseplant

It is best grown in full sunlight

recurved or reflexed petals and a frilled and stout

it isn't affected by pests

producing vibrant bursts of orange and red colours befitting of the time of year

Inner petals are feathering and a lighter violet blue-colour