@urlocalplantboy/ Instagram Do you want to create a stylish jungle space in your home? Look no further than an on-trend big leaf monstera. The fenestration on the large oval leaves of theMonstera acacoyaguensismakes it unique. @urlocalplantboy/ Instagram Too little, and your plant can get leggy and you won’t see such impressive fenestration. Too much, and you’ll see unsightlyleaf scorch. Think about the dappled light these plants receive on the forest floor in their native tropical habitat....

These trendy plants are in high demand fromonline plant sellers. Note that it is toxic to pets. At least six to seven hours of filtered light is recommended. Huy Phan / Pexels Soil A rich, well-draining soil mix is essential. Mixing in some natural fertilizers like worm castings is also a good idea and will give an extra boost. They do best with at least 60 percent humidity, generally higher than most household humidity levels....

This easy-to-grow climbing evergreen provides a dramatic focal point due to its size and unique shape. Monstera deliciosa has glossy, heart-shaped split leaves and is relatively easy to care for. This beautiful plant is toxic to humans and pets. The Spruce / Letícia Almeida This evergreen prefers bright, indirect sunlight between 65F and 75F. Too much direct light in warmer months may burn the foliage. Add a grow light to encourage lush growth....

This rare monstera is grown for its unique foliage and growth habit. Note that allMonsteraplants are toxic to pets and humans. Monstera Dubia Care WhileMonstera dubiais less common thanMonstera deliciosaandMonstera adansonii, its care is nearly identical. However, while allMonsteraenjoy climbing a totem or support,Monstera dubiarequires that support for thrive. That means that it should be exposed to bright, indirect light when grown indoors. Avoid prolonged periods ofdirect sunlight, which can burn the leaves of young plants....

The Spruce / Jason Donnelly In the houseplant world,Monsteraare practically a household name. Between thedeliciosaand theadansonii, plant enthusiasts everywhere are having a love affair with these fenestrated beauties. One lesser known, but equally as beautiful species ofMonsteraismonstera esqueleto. The Spruce / Jason Donnelly While this plant may be rare, it is surprisingly easy to care for indoors. Note that, like otherMonstera, monstera esqueleto is toxic to people and pets. Botanical name?...

Often mistaken for its close relativemonstera adansonii, it is known to have many of the same care requirements. Its considered a relatively low-maintenance houseplant, making it ideal for beginners and seasoned experts alike. Pet owners and parents should know that these monsteras are considered toxic to petsand humansif ingested. zainul afani / Getty Images Heres everything you oughta know about growing and caring for monstera lechleriana as a houseplant. Use a Moss Pole!...

This rare, vining plant is oftenconfused withM. adansonii, though monstera obliqua has larger leaves with larger holes. Monstera obliqua thrives in medium, indirect light, well-draining soil, and high humidity. The Spruce / Anastasia Tretiak Like otherMonsteraspecies, monstera obliqua is toxic to people and pets. Soil Monstera obliqua plants need apotting mixturethat is rich and well-draining but also retains moisture well. Loamy soil mixed with bark is also a good choice....

Monstera Peru is a slow-growing, low-maintenance plant, requiring less light and water than other species in theMonsteragenus. It requires bright, indirect sunlight, airy and well-draining acidic soil, and temperatures between 60F to 85F. What Is an Epiphyte? The Spruce / Cori Sears However, epiphytes only grow on other plants for support and are not considered parasitic. Monstera Peru Care This rare monstera is surprisingly easy to grow indoors. A north-facing window that receives several hours of bright, indirect light is perfect for these tropical understory plants....

bgton / Getty Images Monstera pinnatipartitais a rare variety in themonstera genusprized for its fenestrated foliage. Despite their show-stopping appearance, these plants are surprisingly easy-to-care-for. You’ll need patience for the payoff if you buy a baby. bgton / Getty Images And it isn’t the preferred pick if you have pets that like to munch on vegetation. Monsteras contain insoluble calcium oxalates, making themtoxic plants for pets. In their native tropical setting,Monstera pinnatipartitawould receive dappled light on the forest floor....

This climbing epiphytic vine is known for its lance-shaped juvenile leaves with silvery markings against dark green veins. Note thatMonstera siltepecanais toxic to people and pets. What Are Fenestrations? The Spruce / Anastasia Tretiak Fenestrations are the splits or openingsin the leavesof some plants, including many types of monstera. Fenestrations develop in matureMonstera siltepecanaplants that get the proper light, moisture, trellising, and climate. Soil Monstera siltepecanagrows best in rich, well-drained soil....

This climbing vine makes an excellent indoor plant and is relatively easy to care for. Note that the plant is toxic to humans and pets. This plant grows best in a warm place with high humidity and bright, indirect light. themodernmonstera/Instagram This could be in a north-facing or east-facing window or several feet from a south-facing or west-facing window. Be sure to keep the plant out of direct sunlight, which can burn the leaves....

The moon cactus is agrafted specimenthat is almost always grown as a potted plant rather than a garden specimen. It becomes known as a moon cactus when the pieces are joined. The main job of the lower cactus is to display theGymnocalyciumat an advantageous height. The Spruce / Alonda Baird The best seasons for planting are spring or summer when faster growth is favored. These plants are popular in cactus dish gardens....

The Spruce / Leticia Almeida Taxonomy classifies Moonbeamcoreopsisflowers asCoreopsis verticillata’Moonbeam,' the latter term being thecultivarname. A member of the aster family, these easy-growing plants are one of the most popular varieties ofthreadleaf coreopsis. It has a moderate growth rate and should be planted after the danger of frost. The Spruce / Letícia Almeida Consult with your county extension office to find out whether it is considered invasive in your region....