Trellis for monstera deliciosa

How do you keep a Monstera Deliciosa growing upright? The best way to keep a Monstera Deliciosa growing upright is to stake it using a support such as a moss pole, trellis, or garden stakes. These natural climbers can be tied and trained to grow up these poles and will be supported as they grow.

What are the aerial roots on Monstera deliciosa good for, and what should you do with them? Whenever the name “Monstera deliciosa” comes up, the first vision in everyone’s mind is broad leaves with unique holes in them.

When learning how to trellis Monstera, select a trellis that complements the size of your monstera. Ensure it stands tall and wide enough to...

If you've got a monstera in your life and it's growing out of control, using a support with your plant is a game changer. It's an integral part of monstera plant care for me and can help your plant look its best but also support it's new growth and help keep your plant happy. There are a few options to choose from so click through to read the post and I hope you enjoy!

Find out the answer to how to get Monstera to climb. Learn the best ways types of support and see tips for growing and repotting Monstera plants.

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As an avid climber, M. adansonii loves to travel. If you give it a trellis to crawl on, it may pay you back with larger leaves to admire. But this monstera also looks great as a hanging plant with its long, slender stems dangling down from a pot or crawling along the top of a bookshelf.

Monstera plants are taking over the housplant scene! Here's how to care for a monstera and propagate this statement-making plant.

What is the best way to make Monstera deliciosa climb? By providing a support structure such as a moss pole, coco coir pole, or trellis, you can encourage your Monstera deliciosa to grow upright. This trains it to follow its natural inclination for climbing and may lead to a healthier plant with larger leaves.