Swiss cheese plant climbing

The Swiss Cheese Vine's a fun plant to have. Training Monstera adansonii is easy! Here's one way to do it. Also, find a moss trellis DIY to use for support.

The Swiss cheese plant takes its name from its large, heart-shaped leaves that develop holes (called "fenestration") as they mature, giving them the characteristic appearance of Swiss cheese. Native to Central and South America, this

How to train Monstera Adansonii to climb? You should learned how to care for the Monstera Adansonii plant andbuy ready-made moss pole

Everything you need to know about growing Swiss cheese plant (Monstera adansonii), including light, soil, and water needs, best conditions, propagation, common problems, and more.

Learn to grow the Swiss cheese plant (Monstera adansonii), a unique tropical climbing houseplant with distinctive holes and notches on its leaves.

Learn about the proper care of Monstera adansonii, including light, water, and repotting. Plus, more growing tips for this houseplant.

The Swiss cheese plant, also known as Monstera adansonii, gets its name from its large, heart-shaped leaves. As the plant ages, the leaves become covered

Learn how to grow and propagate Monstera adansonii. Everything from light, soil for monstera, watering, fertilizing, and propagation steps are covered!

Monstera Adansonii is hearty which means new plant growers can keep it alive, but it can be difficult to master care on this one. Here are my tips for success!