Monstera Peru

Water: The thick leaves of the monstera Peru make this monstera species more drought tolerant than many of its cousins, and it should be allowed to dry out completely between waterings. This monstera should not be allowed to sit in wet soil for an extended period of time as it is susceptible to root rot.

Humidity: Monstera Peru is native to the tropical regions of Peru and requires warm, humid temperatures in order to survive.

Light: Surprisingly, the monstera Peru does not require very much light in order to thrive indoors. A north-facing window that receives several hours of bright, indirect light is perfect for these tropical understory plants. Avoid locations that receive direct sunlight as the thick leaves of the monstera Peru are easily susceptible to sunburn and scorching

Medium: This plant must be grown in soil rich in organic matter and good drainage.