Monstera ‘Thai Constellation’

Lighting – bright, indirect light. If your space has limited access to adequate light we recommend using a grow light to help them thrive indoors. Just make sure to follow individual product guidelines in recommended distance between bulb and plant to avoid burning the leaves.

Watering – allow soil to partially dry out in between waterings. When it is almost completely dry, then you know that it is time to give your Thai constellation a solid watering again. You will know pretty quickly if there are issues with the watering schedule as the leaves will either turn brown/yellow (under watering/overwatering) or they will begin to curl on the edges. 

Humidity — high humidity is required. So a humidifier is recommended. Otherwise, using a pebble tray beneath the pot is also a good alternative.

Mediums–  chunky, well aerated quick draining soil is the best. Try our Thicc + Chonky Premium Aroid Indoor Mix for best results!

Toxicity – these plants are much happier when admired from a distance, and not chomped on as they are toxic to both children and small fur babies.