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Monstera deliciosa

Monstera deliciosa

4.5(2)
Illustrative content
690 DH TTC· 100 cm
Available

The most recognisable fenestrated foliage in contemporary interiors, generous and sculptural.

Botanical name: Monstera deliciosa

Compose your plant

Height

Height measured with the container, 90 to 120 cm depending on the specimen.

Presentation
Unit price690 DH
Quantity
Estimate delivery

Estimated delivery: 1–2 business days · 225 DH

The estimate updates with your configuration.

Monstera in a wicker planter on a bedside table in a grey-walled bedroom

The specimen

About this plant

Native to the humid forests of Central America, Monstera deliciosa unfurls broad, leathery leaves that develop their signature splits with age. Each new leaf opens over a few days, a quiet spectacle that gives rhythm to a living room.

In a Moroccan interior it enjoys the filtered light of a bright room and copes well with dry air as long as watering is regular. On a coco-fibre pole it climbs; left free, it spreads into volume.

We offer it from young plant to two-metre specimen, ready to structure a space.

Scale

How much room does it take?

100 cm · approx. 90–120 cm
Silhouette of Monstera deliciosa at the selected height (100 cm), compared with a 210 cm door, a 175 cm person and an 85 cm sofa.
  • Door · 210 cm
  • Person · 175 cm
  • Sofa · 85 cm
  • Your selection

Mature height: 200 to 300 cm

Care

Caring for your plant

  • Watering

    Water when the top 3 cm of soil are dry, roughly weekly in summer and every ten to fifteen days in winter.

  • Light

    Bright, indirect light; a metre from an east- or north-facing window suits it perfectly.

  • Feeding

    A liquid organic feed every four weeks from March to October.

  • Temperature

    Ideal between 18 and 28 °C; keep it away from direct air-conditioning vents.

  • Leaves that split a little more with every new growth
  • Tolerant of the dry air in air-conditioned homes
  • Fast growth for an immediate effect