Cathleen Clemens

Monstera plants are one of the coolest and popular houseplants in recent years, with their nice leaves, easy to care for needs, and super flexible use. If you’re looking for a plant that looks good on Instagram or is a possible long-term investment due to its many rare varieties on the market, then Monstera may … Read more

If you’re a plant lover, chances are you know about Monstera Albo. This is a super popular member in the Monstera family, and it can be super pricey to buy or grow. From its cool color mix to its shiny glossy leaves, Monstera Albo has become one of the hottest plants on the market today! … Read more

Monstera plants sure look cool in any house or office, and if you’ve jumped on the bandwagon and got one, you know just how amazing they are. But let’s be real, taking care of monsteras isn’t always a walk in the park – like cleaning those massive, fancy leaves! Monsteras leaves can catch a lot … Read more

If you’ve got an indoor Monstera, then you probably know that it might have some possible issues — one of them being spider mites. Spider mites are tiny, sap-sucking baddies that can do serious harm to your monstera if they’re not dealt with. No worries, though, there are things you can do to spot and … Read more

Monstera plants, with their big, shiny leaves, are a big hit for those who love having plants indoors. But just like other plants, they can get hit by different bugs and diseases, including scale. Scale can make leaves go yellow, brown, or weird colors, and stop your Monstera from growing, messing up its look and … Read more

Monstera plants have become a hot pick among houseplant lovers and interior designers. Bummer is, Monsteras are easy targets for a bug called the thrips. Thrips are small, slender bugs that chow down on plant tissue by sucking sap out of leaves, leaving behind off-color spots and even scarring. Spotting and treating thrips on Monstera … Read more

Monstera plants are popular houseplants with their iconic large, split leaves, and are a favorite to many indoor green spots. Yet, a common concern among plant lovers is noticing their “Monstera leaves turning light green”. This leaves changing color can be a sign of several underlying issues, ranging from lighting conditions to watering habits. In … Read more

If you’ve noticed that the newest leaves on your Monstera deliciosa (also known as Swiss cheese plant) are staying tightly rolled up instead of unfurling, you’re not alone. This frustrating issue is common with monsteras, leaving plant parents confused about what’s causing the problem and what to do to help the leaves open up. In … Read more