Monstera- Clay Balls
Monstera (Monstera deliciosa)
Low-maintenance | Beginner-friendly | Improves air quality
Light
Monstera thrives in bright, indirect light but can adapt to moderate shade. Avoid direct sunlight, as it can scorch or fade the leaves.
Watering
Simply top up the water when the level in the vase drops below the bottom third of the hydro granules. This ensures the plant stays hydrated without the risk of overwatering.
Temperature
This plant prefers warm conditions between 18-27°C. Growth slows in cooler temperatures but can tolerate as low as 12°C. Keep it away from cold drafts for best results.
Humidity
Monstera loves medium to high humidity. In drier air, occasional misting will help keep it looking vibrant.
Feeding
Add hydroculture-specific liquid feed every 2 to 3 waterings during the spring and summer months to encourage healthy growth.
Height & Growth
Monstera grows at a slow to moderate rate depending on its environment. Use a moss pole to support climbing growth or trim back if it gets too large. Each plant is unique, so sizes may vary slightly.
Toxicity
The leaves are toxic if ingested, so keep the plant out of reach of pets and children.
Origin
Native to Mexico and Central America, Monstera deliciosa brings tropical elegance to any indoor space.
Note: Images reflect the plant at different stages of growth. Your plant may vary slightly in size.
Bare-Root Plant: 1–3 healthy leaves, ready to grow.
Glass Vase: Highlights roots and water for a modern display.
Activated Charcoal: Keeps water fresh.
Clayballs (if opted for this type): Provide support and a clean, minimalistic appearance, without affecting how the plant grows.
This setup ensures a stylish, low-maintenance way to bring nature indoors while enjoying the beauty of clean, simple design, all completely No Soil.
Plant & Vase Sizes
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