Buy Monstera Monkey Mask

The Monstera Monkey Mask is really a playful attention grabber in any room. It is a very strong plant that does well as a houseplant. This green eye-catcher originates from the tropical rainforests of Central America and belongs to the Araceae family. Like the classic Monstera, this beloved plant has holes, just a little differently. Because of its strong, good shelf life, the hole plant is super easy to care for and is also highly air-purifying .

Location/room

The Monstera Monkey Mask is very beautiful as a hanging plant. The hole plant does not attach much value to the location, but make sure that it is not placed in direct sunlight . In addition, it does well in humid conditions; the more humid the environment, the larger and more beautiful the leaf. This hole plant can also withstand somewhat drier air.

Taking care of Monstera

The hole plant does very well in a light location as well as in a shaded spot. The ideal air temperature for the Monstera is 18 - 22°C.

Watering

For a healthy Monstera, watering once a week is sufficient. Due to the tropical character of this beautiful hole plant, it is important that the potting soil always remains slightly moist. Don't let the soil dry out completely, but don't let too much water sit in the pot either. Too much water can cause root rot.

Spraying

Spray this tropical plant with water once a week to keep it beautiful and healthy.

Repotting

The Monstera is very easy to care for. It can be repotted every 2 years, but make sure to use a slightly larger pot each time.

Nutrition

The Monstera Monkey Mask is a fast-growing plant that needs a lot of nutrition. Fertilize this hole plant once every two weeks for beautiful healthy leaves. In winter, the plant can receive extra plant food once every two months . The hole plant grows optimally with Pokon green plant food .

The leaves of a young Monstera show incisions, and when the leaves get a little older, holes appear. However, this does not happen when the plant is too dark. When aerial roots form on older plants, they may simply be cut off. The hole plant is a very strong plant and not difficult to maintain. Wipe a dulled leaf with a cloth dipped in buttermilk, so that it can shine again. Other care tips can be found in the Monstera plant guide .