The Monstera Siltepecana is an attractive trailing plant with green leaves and darker green veining
The care for this plant is simple and straightforward
Monstera Siltepecana prefer well draining soil
The roots will rot quickly if they sit in moist soil
A homemade aroid soil mix of 1/2 potting soil and 1/2 peat moss or coco fiber is a good mix for monsteras
Terra cotta pots with a drainage hole are a great option for these plants, though they can thrive in many different types of pots
Repot every second year or when roots come out the drainage holes on the pot bottom
The Monstera Siltepecana will be happiest in moderate indirect light
It will also grow just fine in lower light conditions, but the growth will be slower
Keep it out of direct sunlight
Water your monstera when the soil is dry at least an inch down
These aroid plants are typically drought resistant and can withstand longer periods of dryness compared to other houseplants
Apply a good quality fertilizer monthly through spring and summer
Decrease feedings by late fall and allow this plant to rest through the winter months
The Monstera plant will do best in temperatures between 65-85 degrees F
The Monstera Siltepecana is a hardy resilient plant, but check it regularly for pest activity
To Propagate this plant
Cut stem in the internodal spacing using sterile scissors
Place in water with nodes down in the water and leaf up
Plant in soil when roots are 2-3 inches long