Swiss Cheese Plant - Mosspole

Scientific Name: Monstera adansonii
Synonym: Swiss Cheese Vine, Adanson's monstera, Five Holes Plant, Swiss Cheese Plant, Monkey Mask Plant

• Attractive vining plant
• Outstanding fenestrated foliage
• Relatively low maintenance
• Fast-growing 
• Ideal for both beginners and expert plant parents

It's no surprise that the Swiss Cheese Plant has become one of the most popular houseplants, just like its cousin the Delicious Monster, which can be seen in every home decor magazine and on Instagram. It is valued for its beautiful, fast-growing, dark green leaves with a variety of lacy holes, which gives it its cheesy name. It also grows in an attractive way that looks like a vine. The Monstera Adansonii is a plant that is sure to make your friends jealous.

This Swiss Cheese Plants look great when placed where it will make a statement, either in a bright corner or as part of a floor standing display. As a fast-growing plant, they do best in bright indirect light, but they can also survive in medium lighting. Mist this beautiful houseplant regularly to keep its leaves from drying out and water it often without making the soil soggy. They are very easy to take care of, which makes them a good choice for both beginners and experts.

No matter what environment they are in, they add beauty and elegance to any home or office.

Check out our Hanging Plant or Easy Care Plant Collections for additional options.

STYLING TIPS
Make your Swiss Cheese Plant shine, with one of these Styling Tips:

• For a classic display, pair it with a 30cm Palm Leaf Basket or 28cm Cotton Cord. Stunner.
• Consider using a gorgeous 26cm Ceramic Planter to add a pop of colour.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep your Swiss Cheese Plant healthy and happy.

Water: Keep soil evenly, but lightly moist. Don't allow the soil to get too soggy.
Light: Bright, indirect light to medium light. Keep out of the direct sun.  
Humidity: High humidity is best for this plant, however, this plant will tolerate drier conditions if placed on a Pebble Tray or regularly misted.
Fertilize: Feed every second week from Spring to Summer with diluted balanced liquid fertiliser. There is no need to feed the plant in the Winter months.

Please note: Monstera are considered toxic and could cause stomach upset if consumed, keep out of reach of pets and children.