• Swiss Cheese Plant
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Swiss Cheese Plant

Monstera deliciosa

£27.99
£34.99
£27.99

24cm pot | 1.2m tall | moss pole

Monstera deliciosa—aka the Swiss Cheese Plant—is a true icon. With its oversized, glossy leaves and signature splits, it brings instant jungle vibes to any space. Fast-growing and surprisingly low-maintenance, it’s a favourite for both seasoned collectors and first-time plant parents. Whether climbing a moss pole or spreading wide, it makes a bold, sculptural statement wherever it lives.
  • Large leaves
  • Hard to kill
  • Tropical
  • Air-purifying

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Swiss Cheese Plant
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  • Why we like this plant

    A must-have for plant lovers and interior designers alike, Monstera deliciosa brings bold style and a tropical atmosphere to any room. Its ease of care and rapid growth make it an ideal choice for both beginners and enthusiasts.

  • About this plant

    Monstera deliciosa is one of the most recognisable and beloved houseplants, celebrated for its large, glossy green leaves that develop striking splits and perforations as the plant matures. Native to the tropical forests of Central America, this climbing plant can grow impressively large indoors when given the right conditions. Its lush, architectural form adds drama and natural texture to living spaces, and it’s easy to care for once established. Often trained up a moss pole or left to sprawl, it's a statement piece in any plant collection.

  • Key features

    • Large, fenestrated (split) leaves for maximum visual impact
    • Fast-growing and long-lived under the right care
    • Excellent for tropical or modern-themed interiors

  • Light level

    • Bright Indirect Light
    • Filtered Light

  • How it grows

    Climbing or sprawling with large, lobed and split leaves; may require support as it matures.

  • Moisture

    Water when the top layer of soil dries out; prefers consistent moisture but not soggy soil.

  • Where to place it

    • Living Room
    • Bedroom
    • Office/Study
    • Conservatory

Care tips

Water when the top 4–5 cm of soil feels dry, and reduce watering in winter. Feed monthly during spring and summer with a balanced houseplant fertiliser. Wipe leaves occasionally to keep them glossy and dust-free. Provide a moss pole or support if you want it to climb. Avoid cold drafts and low light to prevent leaf yellowing.