A Swiss cheese plant can be a beauty to look at, but yellow leaves are a sign you need to adjust the way you take care of the ...

Monstera deliciosas, better known as Swiss cheese plants, are easy-to-care-for plants that are popular among British homeowners. Speaking exclusively to GB News, an expert gave important advice ...

Has your monstera deliciosa (swiss cheese plant) started growing green roots from its stem? You’ve got yourself some aerial roots. Here’s what you need to know about this unique feature.

With dark and glossy heart-shaped leaves, the Swiss cheese plant, known by its most common scientific name as Monstera ...

From fiddle leaf figs to swiss cheese plants, our edit of the best statement indoor plants is sure to give you a lot of food for thought. And once you’ve decided on the plant you want ...

Artificial Swiss Cheese Plant Please note - Decorative pot pictured is not included Feel free to bend your plant into position - it can handle it! Give your plant a dusting with a damp cloth every few ...

Water them and let them drain well too, as they hate sitting in wet soil – make sure the soil is dry before watering again. In the winter, water them less to avoid root rot. They also benefit from ...

Expert level: I'm perfect for those new to plant parenthood. Pet friendly: Not pet friendly- keep away from furry friends and little people. Air purifying: I remove the nasties lurking in your room.

Dark patches on your Monstera plant might look ominous, but it's not a goner — just yet anyway. Here's what it could mean and ...

Watch our guide and become an expert at growing herbs. Monstera - a Swiss Cheese Plant. These plants like moderate water once a week and a fairly humid environment. Emma Nosurak (owner of Plant ...

French dairy giant Sodiaal has unveiled plans to close its Malestroit production site as part of a broader industrial ...