Monkey plant

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Understanding what type of carnivorous monkey cup plant you have will be the best and easiest way to meet its needs.

The Nepenthes "Monkey Cup" plant is a carnivorous pitcher plant. It's called "monkey cup" because in the wild, monkeys will drink the fluid that's in the pitchers of the plant.

The monstera, or the monkey mask plant, is a bold-leafed vine that can gladly take over your home. Here's how to grow and care for it to enjoy it indoors.

About this item SUN: Monkey face orchids grow naturally in dim cool misty conditions. They do not enjoy sun. Keep yours in a cool dark spot or in full shade. You do not need to place it near a window to get direct sun as it will damage the plant. Bright light is also not essential. SOIL: Monkey face orchids cannot be grown in normal potting soil. They require a specific orchid mix that has a chunky consistency. You can purchase this mix or make it yourself using fir bark, perlite, and…

Monstera adansonii, often called Swiss Cheese plant or Monkey Mask plant, is a popular tropical houseplant. Its main feature is its unique and attractive foliage and its ability to climb poles or drape in long,

It's sometimes too easy to get bogged down in complex guides and posts. Here's our quick and easy Monkey Mask Monstera propagation guide, with everything you need to safely and successfully propagate your Monkey Mask Monstera. You'll find out why it's a great thing to do, how to do it and all of the kit you might need to propagate your Monkey Mask Monstera correctly everytime.