Monstera
The Latin term "monstrous" or "abnormal," which describes their distinctive leaves with holes in them, is where the name Monstera originates. This tropical plant is frequently housed indoors. A few of the glossy, heart-shaped split leaves on Monstera can grow up to 3 feet wide and 10 feet long. Because of their perforations, leaves can stretch out farther to absorb sunlight and let light reach the lower leaves, which requires less energy to grow. Monstera is quite well-liked because of its attractiveness and ease of maintenance.
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