Monstera sp. ‘Burle Marx’s Flame’
Monstera Burle Marx Flame
LightBright, indirect light is best. Plenty of light encourages stronger growth and more dramatic mature foliage.
WaterWater when the top 1–2 inches are dry. Keep evenly moist while actively growing, but never let the roots sit soggy.
Humidity60–80% humidity.
PropagationStem cutting with at least one healthy node. Place the cutting in water, sphagnum moss, perlite, or LECA.
TemperatureNormal room temperatures of 60–80°F are suitable. Avoid temperatures below 55°F, sudden drops, cold drafts, and direct heater airflow.
DifficultyAdvanced
Pet safetyMildly toxic to pets and people if chewed. Ingestion can cause irritation of the mouth and stomach and may cause vomiting.
Care tipsGive it something sturdy to climb. Warmth, humidity, and patience are key — this one grows slowly, but the mature leaves are worth the wait.
This is general guidance. Adjust watering and care for your home's light, temperature, humidity, potting mix, container, and season.
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