Monstera Adansonii

The Popular Monstera, in Vine Form Why Monstera Adansonii Vines? Heart-shaped, glossy leaves merge with a new silhouette that develops the natural holes you love, elevating the Monstera Vine...and giving it its unique nickname, the Swiss Cheese plant. You get a unique, signature touch in any part of your homescape with the Monstera Vine. The Monstera Vine, also called Monstera adansonii, is native to tropical rainforests, where its iconic punctuated foliage allows the sun to reach through the forest canopy. Now, you get the exotic look of the tropics in your homescape, sized perfectly for the indoors yet still offering vibrant color and volume. Even better? It thrives in bright, indirect light and fluorescent lighting. Plus, it’s tolerant of missed waterings, so it’s ideal for any grower. Whether you're a beginning, frequent traveler or seasoned plant expert, this vine fits the bill. Place it in a pot on your porch and watch the one-of-a-kind vine cascade down columns, or freshen up your foyer with its unparalleled foliage. You get three options to add this unbeatable Monstera Adansonii to your home: A lush trailing vine A trailing vine in a beige or white pot, perfect for adding to your decor A stately vine staked to a beautiful hand-tied trellis, for added height and tropical elegance Why FastGrowingTrees.com is Better Usually, Swiss Cheese Vines develop their natural holes after long-term growth. But when you order your Swiss Cheese Vine from our nursery, you get a fully-developed look from day one. Other nurseries sell Monsteras that aren’t even bred to have the characteristic holes that have put this plant in such high demand...if they sell the Swiss Cheese Vine at all. We’ve nurtured your Swiss Cheese Vine to perfection, so once it arrives at your doorstep, the only work for you is finding your favorite location. But don’t wait…these mature Monstera Vines go fast. Get the exotic beauty of the popular Monstera in vine form with our Monstera Swiss Vine today! Looking for more house plants to add to your collection? Check out our guide to popular types of house plants.