But, as it turns out, it could be the secret to a fuller-looking plant. While it might sound counterintuitive, experts say that cutting back your Monstera can actually help its foliage to flourish.

Known for its holey leaves and tall growth, the Swiss cheese monstera (Monstera deliciosa) is a beloved houseplant for ...

You can also propagate monstera cuttings in water if you don't have potting soil handy. Hancock notes that he hasn't had much success with this method because the plant is more likely to develop ...

“You can safely remove your plant’s aerial roots without damaging it,” explains Lambell. “Just cut close to the stem with a clean knife to remove.” Remember that the monstera plant uses ...