Climbing plants like Monstera and Philodendron grow on tree trunks in the wild. As they climb, their aerial roots cling to the bark, absorbing moisture and nutrients.
- 🌿 Larger leaves: Climbing allows the plant to produce larger, more impressive leaves.
- 🕳️ Leaf fenestrations: Monsteras develop their famous holes only when they climb!
- 💪 Strong stem: The support allows the plant to grow upright and strong.
- 📈 Faster growth: The plant spends more energy on growth rather than stability.
- 💧 Root moisture: The moss provides moisture to the aerial roots.










