Mini Monstera Deliciosa in grey self watering pot

Mini Monstera Deliciosa

Grey Self Watering Pot
₹575 ₹649
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Mini Monstera Deliciosa in grey self watering pot
Mini Monstera Deliciosa

Mini Monstera Deliciosa

  • Beginner Friendly
  • Air Purifying

The Mini Monstera Deliciosa is a young Swiss Cheese Plant with glossy leaves that are already starting to split. Full of jungle charm and quick to reward a bright spot, it is the perfect way to start your Monstera story.

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  • Arrives potted
  • Healthy, mature plants
  • Free care support

Plant care guide

Placement
Indirect lightBright, indirect light is best, but medium light works well too.
Watering
Water when the topsoil feels dryWater when the top 2–3 cm of soil feels dry.
Soil
Nutrient-rich soilBest in a rich, loose potting mix that holds some moisture. Feed monthly in spring and summer.
Pet safety
Not pet safeCan be harmful to pets if chewed, so place it somewhere they can't reach.
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About the Mini Monstera Deliciosa

The Mini Monstera Deliciosa (Monstera deliciosa) is a much-loved tropical indoor plant, famous for its big, glossy leaves with natural splits and holes. Also known as the Swiss Cheese Plant and Split Leaf Philodendron, it brings an instant jungle feel to any room, and this young plant gives you the joy of watching each new leaf unfurl with more character than the last. It grows happily in bright indirect light and needs watering only when the topsoil starts to dry. Endlessly photogenic and rewarding to grow, it is a lovely choice for living rooms, bedrooms, bright corners and gifting.

Specifications

Botanical name
Monstera deliciosa
Plant type
Foliage
Size
Medium
Height
20–30 cm
Care level
Moderate
Best placement
Table Top, Shelf and Corner
Good for
Air Purifying, Gifting

Did you know?

  • Its holes, called fenestrations, appear as the plant matures; young leaves are often whole.
  • In Mexico, its ripe fruit is eaten and tastes like a mix of pineapple and banana.
  • The name deliciosa means delicious, a nod to that fruit.

Packed for tosses and tumbles

  1. Fit snuglyTucked in tight to ride out every bump.
  2. Tied downPot and soil stay put, whichever way it turns.
  3. Air holesRoom to breathe, so it arrives ready to show off.

Notes From Plant Parents

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Why Beejro for houseplants

  • No Saplings

    Grown to a full, display-ready size before it ships.

  • Arrives as Shown

    The plant in the photos, in the pot you picked.

  • Real Photos, Honest Sizes

    Shot at our farm, with real heights in cm.

  • Grown at Our Own Farm in Bhopal

    Cared for by our team until the day it ships.

  • Delivered Across India

    From our farm to homes all over India.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions
Will my Mini Monstera Deliciosa grow big?

Yes, it is a young Monstera deliciosa, so with good light it keeps growing, and each new leaf tends to be bigger and more split than the one before.

Why does Monstera Deliciosa have holes in its leaves?

The holes, called fenestrations, appear as the plant matures. Bright, indirect light encourages more splits on new leaves.

Does Monstera Deliciosa need a moss stick?

Not while it is young. As it grows taller, a moss stick helps it climb, stay upright and grow larger leaves.

Is Monstera Deliciosa the same as Monstera Peru?

No, Monstera Peru has small, thick, quilted leaves without holes, while Monstera deliciosa grows large, glossy leaves with its famous splits.

Is Monstera Deliciosa good for gifting?

Yes, it is one of the most recognised and loved houseplants, making it a stylish gift for new homes and plant lovers.

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