difference between monstera deliciosa and adansonii Monstera AdansoniiMonstera Adansonii (Swiss Cheese Plant) Monstera Adansonii Swiss Cheese Plant is a tropical houseplant. This specific variety is known for the unique leaves which display holes like Swiss cheese. To care for these plants, keep their soil moist by gently watering a couple times a week. These plants need to be kept in a bright light location inside, out of direct sunlight. This plant also enjoys to have its leaves misted. *Limited Plant* Limited plants

Monstera Adansonii (Swiss Cheese Plant)

Monstera Adansonii - Swiss Cheese Plant is a tropical houseplant.

-This specific variety is known for the unique leaves which display holes like Swiss cheese. To care for these plants, keep their soil moist by gently watering a couple times a week. These plants need to be kept in a bright-light location inside, out of direct sunlight. This plant also enjoys to have its leaves misted.

*Limited Plant* - Limited plants are special-buys that we do not carry and stock on a regular basis. This means that we only buy a handful of these special plants, and when they are out, they are out! So act fast, supplies are limited!

Shipping

-This plant is shipped a couple of different methods depending on where it is traveling to and what other items are ordered. (We will ship the plant however it is best to keep it safe!)

-This plant is either shipped in its plastic growing pot or semi-soil. 

-If shipped in its pot, we carefully wrap the plant in protective tissue and packaging to keep the plant as safe as possible! The hanger will be snapped off for transit, but will easily snap back on upon arrival. 

-Semi-soil is when the plant is shipped without its growing pot and about 1/3 of the soil that is on the roots. When you receive the plant, plant the roots & plant upon receiving and they will continue to grow!

-All of our orders are shipped using USPS or FedEx shipping. Once we package the order, you will receive an email confirmation with the tracking.

**Due to the fragile nature of the leaves, there will be some bruised leaves. Just pluck these off to make room for new leaves to grow & your plant will thrive!