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Monstera deliciosa
Monstera Deliciosa
Big, sculptural leaves bring a relaxed tropical feel to a bright living room. Choose the height that suits your space, with room for the leaves to spread.
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These are purchase sizes, not mature heights. Allow space for spreading leaves; individual plants vary.
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OptionalPlanter charged separately; saucer sold separately. Check the inner opening against the original pot. Planter delivery: 7+ days, date confirmed by WhatsApp.
Planter charged separately; saucer sold separately. Check the inner opening against the original pot. Planter delivery: 7+ days, date confirmed by WhatsApp.
All-purpose plant food
Optional extra
Miracle-Gro Liquid Fertilizer for Home Gardening 250ml/1.45L
For feeding during active growth. Dilute according to the bottle instructions.
Plant characteristics & growing tips
Monstera Deliciosa · Monstera deliciosa
Plant characteristics
- Light
- Bright, indirect daylight
- Foliage
- Evergreen · broad split leaves
- Growth habit
- Climber · provide firm support
- Leaf development
- Splits develop as leaves mature
- Soil
- Airy mix · free drainage
- Planting
- Potted indoors or sheltered balcony
Hong Kong growing tips
- Cloudy wet spells
- Check below the surface of large pots
- Window side
- Give the leaf faces filtered light
- Air-conditioned room
- Keep expanding leaves out of drafts
- Flat layout
- Leave side room for spreading leaves
- Outer planter
- Drain fully before returning the pot
- Climbing growth
- Support the stem, not leaf stalks
Big leaves.
A lighter living space.
The 130–150 cm Monstera brings height and generous foliage to a simple room. A pale wall and open floor area let its leaf shapes stand out.
Choose a bright spot with filtered light, leaving space around the leaves. Keep it away from air-conditioning outlets and protect it from harsh afternoon sun.
Planting & styling guide
How do I repot and support a climbing Monstera?
Set up the climbing frame
- Identify the main stem separately from the long leaf stalks.
- Choose a stable draining pot only slightly larger when roots need room.
- Fit the support carefully, avoiding unnecessary damage to roots.
- Tie the main stem loosely; leave leaf stalks free to move.
- Keep the planting depth and check the support after watering.
Support the climbing stem
Loosely secure the main stem to a stable support, leaving leaf stalks free. Guide flexible aerial roots gently; avoid forcing them against painted walls.
How do I manage broad leaves in a Hong Kong flat?
- SunlightFace the leafy side towards bright filtered light. Leave clearance from curtains and walls so new leaves can open freely.
- WateringInspect the lower mix in a deep pot before watering. Empty the decorative planter; the support pole does not tell you how wet the root ball is.
- Leaf care & feedingSupport broad leaves while wiping them. Do not force open an unfurling leaf or cut healthy aerial roots simply to make the plant look tidier.
- Balcony windMove it to shelter before strong winds: large leaf blades and a tall support need more clearance than the pot alone.
How do I balance Monstera’s spreading shape?
Keep the Monstera at the back or side with room to spread. Group companions in separate pots without blocking access to its support.
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Use its rounded leaves as a low foreground, outside the sweep of Monstera’s leaf stalks.
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Size guide
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Frequently asked questions
Monstera Deliciosa · Monstera deliciosa
Why do some leaves have no holes?
Young Monstera leaves can be whole and heart-shaped. Splits and holes become more pronounced with maturity and suitable light. Extra fertiliser will not make every new leaf split immediately.
Read moreMust aerial roots go into the soil?
No. They are normal climbing roots. Guide flexible roots towards the support if practical; do not force stiff roots into the pot or against a wall.
Read moreDoes it need a support pole?
Monstera is a climbing plant. A stable support helps guide taller growth. Attach the main stem loosely and leave leaf stalks free; aerial roots are a normal part of the plant.
Read moreWhere should I put it if I have pets?
Keep it out of reach of pets and children that may chew leaves. Monstera contains irritating oxalate crystals; its sap can also irritate skin. Wear gloves when pruning and treat it as an ornamental plant.
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Is delivery included?
Free-delivery thresholds depend on your area and order total: HK$500+ for Tung Chung / South Lantau, over HK$800 for Discovery Bay, and HK$1,000+ for other areas. Check the delivery fee at checkout.
Will you bring it inside?
With lift access, plants can be placed indoors. For walk-up buildings, standard delivery is to the building entrance. Stair carrying is extra and should be arranged in advance.
Can I collect it from the nursery?
Yes. Pickup is available at 20D Lo Wai Village, Pui O, Monday–Saturday, 10am–5pm. Please make an appointment once your order is ready.