Monstera deliciosa - Large Form Cheese Plant carnivorous Native to forests in South

Native to forests in South America

Heart Leaf Plant

Many-Flowered Jasmine

Allow the top 2–3 inches of soil to dry out between waters

Derived from Phlebodium aureum

Monstera deliciosa - Large Form Cheese Plant carnivorous Native to forests in SouthScientific Name Monstera deliciosa (tasty monster) Common Name Swiss Cheese Plant, Monstera, Split leaf Philodendron Origin Native to tropical forests in southern Mexico Description Like the cheese that gives this plant its common name, the Monstera deliciosa is full of holes but don't worry, they're supposed to be there! A popular houseplant for many years, the Swiss Cheese plant is a staple for many, and its distinctive, split leaves are a must have