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  • little swiss monstera plant in a textured white pot being watered by someone in their brightly lit living room
  • close up of little swiss monstera foliage to showcase all of the fenestrations or "holes" in the leaves that do look like swiss cheese
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  • digital illustration to showcase the differences in height of small, medium and large plants. small plants are in 4in diameter pots, medium plants in 6in diameter pots and large plants in 10in diameter pots
  • little swiss monstera plant in a textured white mixed material pot, against a bright yellow background
  • little swiss monstera plant in a textured white pot being watered by someone in their brightly lit living room
  • close up of little swiss monstera foliage to showcase all of the fenestrations or "holes" in the leaves that do look like swiss cheese
  • a field of little swiss monsteras growing in a farm
  • digital illustration to showcase the differences in height of small, medium and large plants. small plants are in 4in diameter pots, medium plants in 6in diameter pots and large plants in 10in diameter pots
Care Guide

Little Swiss Monstera

$38.00

Little Swiss is a great solution for Monstera lovers who don’t have space for a big, bold Monstera Deliciosa. This easy-growing vine that features adorable "swiss cheese"-like split leaves is grown and ships fresh from our farm to your door.

  • Trendy solution for when you don’t have space for a big Monstera deliciosa. 
  • Works great on elevated surfaces so vines can trail as they grow.
  • Can grow vines that trail 6 feet or more. 

 

Light Level: Indirect Sunlight

This plant needs to live in a room with at least some natural light. Place it on a table or countertop with windows nearby.

Water Water Level: Very Thirsty

This plant is a very thirsty one, check on it 2-3 times per week and add water every time the top of the soil feels dry to the touch.

Quick Tips

Little Swiss Monstera takes well to pruning if its vines get too long. Cut-off sections of vines and plant them in potting soil to propagate it.

Size Guide
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Plant Bio

Monstera Adansonii

Found throughout the jungles of Central and South America, Little Swiss Monstera (Monstera adansonii) is enjoying renewed popularity after being a top houseplant in the late 1970s and early 1980s. A member of the aroid family (Araceae), it is related to other popular plants like peace lily, philodendron, pothos, and ZZ plant. Like other Monstera varieties, Little Swiss leaves will grow larger and more dramatic (12 inches long or more) when grown vertically in warm, bright conditions.

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