Monstera deliciosa

Monstera deliciosaOne of the most recognizable plants around, the monstera deliciosa brings tropical vibes to any home. Monstera are most often known for the fenestrations or deep lobes found on their leaves, although some are grown more for their coloration. They are members of the Arum family and care is typically similar to their more common cousins like Philodendrons and Pothos. Most varieties prefer strong indirect light with minimal direct sun, and should be

A classic cactus

and do best when watered well and then allowed to dry almost completely

as their leaves require very high humidity and should avoid direct sun or dry heat

the Hoya Rope is known for its curling leaves full of character

which represents a large portion of common air plants

This bushy

but can do very limited direct if acclimated slowly

Water - Water weekly during growing months

nutrients and oxygen

enjoying a moderate watering after they have almost but not totally dried out

Climate - Native to tropical regions of southern China and the foot of the Himalayas

They like strong indirect light but typically no direct sun