Safety note: Toxic if ingested by pets.
Known for its large, perforated leaves, Monstera has become popular for its unique aesthetic.
Habitat
Native to tropical rainforests of Central America.
Diet
Requires bright, indirect light and moderate watering.
How common
Common
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