Montsera

Monstera deliciosa, popularly known as the “split-leaf philodendron,” is a large, robust plant native to Central American rainforests. Because of its “wow” aspect, this easy-to-grow climbing evergreen may be seen in many designer environments.

The plant grows at a modest rate indoors, reaching a height of 1 to 2 feet each year. It has a distinctive split in its naturally glossy huge heart-shaped leaves. You’ll also notice delicate aerial roots emerging from the earth, which help the plant by sustaining the stems that bear 3 foot-long leaves.

Plant it in the correct zone at any time of year, and it will produce tannish-cream blooms that are pollinated by bees, as well as tasty luscious fruit with a combination of flavours.