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Monstera, pot diameter 24 cm (10 liters) (perennial for the home)

Name: Monstera, pot diameter 24 cm (10 liters) (perennial for the home)
Brand: Deco garden
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Price: 175.00 ILS
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אורBright, filtered indirect light; keep away from strong midday sun.
השקיהWater when the top quarter to third of the soil is dry and drain excess water.
רמת גידולMedium: Requires light, space, and stable support
מיקוםIndoors, in a spacious area with indirect light and stable support

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Included

Coir Pole

Support for the main stem

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Pot

24 cm

Grow pot, 10 liters

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Lighting

Indirect light

Bright and filtered

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Watering

Moderate

When the top quarter-third is dry

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Difficulty

Moderate

Light, space, and support

🌿 Monstera Deliciosa - Large leaves with fenestrations, coir pole included

Monstera deliciosa is a large tropical climber from the Araceae family, native to the humid forests of southern Mexico and Central America. The mature leaves develop fenestrations and splits, and the plant continues to climb and grow over the years.

The plant comes in a 24 cm diameter, 10-liter grow pot, with a coir pole included to support its growth. This is a living plant: the number of leaves, growth direction, and degree of fenestration vary from plant to plant. To thrive, it needs three things: bright indirect light, room for the leaves, and sturdy support.

🌿 Why Monstera Deliciosa?

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Dramatic leaves

Large green leaves that develop characteristic splits and holes as they mature.

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Coir pole included

No need to buy support right away: secure the main stem to the pole, and the plant will climb vertically instead of spreading outward.

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Statement plant

A large plant that fills a corner in the living room or any spacious area.

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Grows for years

Indoors, it typically reaches a height of 1.8-2.4 meters with proper support and space.

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Propagatable

A cutting that includes a stem node can root in water. A leaf alone, without a node, will not grow into a new plant.

🏠 Where to place?

Important: The Monstera needs bright indirect light and space - above and around it. In low light, the leaves will be smaller with fewer fenestrations.

🛋️ Spacious living room

Near a window, behind a curtain

🪟 East or West window

Indirect light, no direct sun

🏢 Bright office or lobby

Corner with room for foliage

🛏️ Large bedroom

Indirectly lit corner

⚠️ Avoid: Direct afternoon sun through glass (scorch hazard), direct draft from AC or heaters, leaves pressed against hot walls, and standing water in decorative planters.

💧 Care and Watering

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Watering

Check depth: water when the top quarter to third of the soil is dry.
Water slowly and evenly until water drains, and empty the decorative pot or saucer.
No fixed schedule: In bright summer, the soil dries faster; in winter or cooler rooms, it dries slower.

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Lighting

Bright, filtered indirect light - East or West window, or a bright spot behind a curtain.
Rotate the pot occasionally to prevent the plant from leaning to one side.

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Temperature

Stable indoor temperatures, around 18-25°C.
Keep away from direct AC and heat sources.

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Humidity and Cleaning

Enjoys humid air. In dry air, use a tray with moist pebbles or group plants together.
Wipe dust from the leaves occasionally to help them absorb light.

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Substrate and Fertilizer

Airy soil that holds some moisture and drains well.
Balanced liquid fertilizer in spring and summer, during active growth, as per label instructions.

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Pole and tying

Tie the main stem to the pole with soft, loose ties - not the leaf petioles.
Check ties monthly and loosen before they become too tight.

📝 Things to know

🪵 How to use the pole

The pole should stand firmly on the side from which aerial roots emerge, without damaging roots in the soil. Gently guide aerial roots toward the pole or soil - do not force stiff roots at sharp angles.

🗓️ The first week

Find a permanent spot in indirect light, check the soil before watering, and keep away from direct drafts. Do not repot immediately - only when there are signs of crowding or drainage issues.

🍃 Fenestrations

Young leaves may emerge solid. Fenestrations appear with maturity, good light, and sturdy support - but the exact number of holes per leaf cannot be predicted.

🪴 When to repot

When roots emerge from drainage holes, the soil dries within a day, the plant tips over easily, or the root ball is tight. A pot with an inner diameter of about 27-29 cm is a good reference point - after measuring the root ball.

📋 Technical Specifications

🏷️ Name	Monstera deliciosa
🔬 Latin Name	Monstera deliciosa
🌍 Origin	Southern Mexico and Central America
📏 Mature Height	Indoors, usually 1.8-2.4 meters, with support
🪴 Grow Pot	24 cm diameter, 10 liters
🪵 Included	Coconut coir pole for support
☀️ Light	Bright indirect and filtered light; no direct afternoon sun
💧 Watering	Moderate - when the top quarter to third is dry
🌡️ Temperature	Approximately 18-25°C
😊 Care Level	Moderate - light, space, and stable support

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

❓ How often should I water a Monstera?

There is no fixed number of days. Check the depth and water when the top quarter to third of the soil is dry, then drain all excess water.

❓ Do I need to buy an extra pole?

Not at first. A coconut pole is included. Ensure it is stable and tie only the main stem to it, using a soft, loose tie.

❓ Should I repot it into a larger pot when it arrives?

No. Only repot when there are signs of overcrowding: roots coming out of the drainage, soil drying out within a day, the plant tipping over, or a dense root ball.

❓ Why doesn't the new leaf have fenestrations (holes)?

Young leaves can be solid. Fenestrations develop with maturity and bright indirect light, and do not appear on every new leaf.

❓ What should I do with aerial roots?

They are a natural part of the plant. Gently guide them toward the pole or the soil, without bending a stiff root sharply.

❓ Why are the leaves turning yellow?

There are several possible reasons. First check if the soil has been wet for too long, if the drainage holes are clear, and if there has been a sudden change in light or temperature - only then adjust the watering.

❓ Is it suitable for beginners?

The care level is moderate: it's not complicated, but it needs bright indirect light, room to grow, and stable support. Anyone who can provide these three things will get along with it.

🌿 In Short - Who is this for?

The Monstera deliciosa is for someone who has a spacious and bright corner and wants a large plant with fenestrated leaves. The coconut pole is included, and all that's left is bright indirect light, watering according to the soil, and soft tying to the pole.

💡 Tip: Want larger leaves? Give it bright indirect light and guide the main stem toward the pole - a plant that climbs and matures will produce larger leaves with more fenestrations over time.

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