United Nursery Adansonii Totem Live Swiss Cheese Plant 34 – 36 in 10 in. White Decor Pot

The Monstera Adansonii or as more commonly known, swiss cheese plant, is an easy to grow indoor vining houseplant with air purification qualities. The Swiss cheese plant is a tropical ornamental that has aerial roots growing downwards from the stem. These roots easily reach the ground, giving this plant a vine-like tendency. These climbers have striking, perforated deeply green leaves that will make you the envy of any plant collector. The Andansonii enjoys plenty of indirect sunlight and can also thrive comfortably in a low light environment and like many indoor plants, water when the top soil is dry to the touch. Indoor house plants are proven to be excellent air purifiers which help decrease stress and anxiety while stimulating creativity and productivity. Great for yourself or as a gift.

• Looking for an easy care plant this 1 is for you, monstera adansonii is 1 of the most of the easiest plant anyone can grow, it can acclimate very quickly to any indoor setting such as a low light spot, you only need to water it when the top inch of potting soil feels dry
• Indoor plants remove indoor air toxins while they help increases humidity and reduce levels of airborne dust, keeps your home and office clean and healthy
• Evergreen vine adheres to surface as it grows, its leaves have a beautiful perforated heart shape that grow larger as the plant matures in age, you can enhanced this plants vining abilities using a pole to give an extra focal point to any corner in your house
• Each live plant will be slightly different, thus the plant you receive may vary from the photo representation, this plant will measure approximately 34 in. to 36 in. tall, all measurements are taken from the bottom of the pot to the top of the plant
• Shipping to extreme cold weather states is also not recommended this plant feels comfy between 55°F to 95°F pet owners should be aware that according to ASPCA, the monstera adansonii is toxic to pets if ingested