DIY-set: Monstera in vase (Hydroponia)

This is how you make your own Monstera in a vase:

1. Clean the vase and fill the bottom with room temperature water.

2. Remove the plastic nursery pot from the plant and gently strip the roots of most of the potting soil, with minimal damage to the roots.

3. Rinse away the remaining potting soil residue by holding the roots under running water and then place the houseplant in the vase. Make sure that only the roots are partially submerged in the water.

4. Done! Simple, right? We thought so too. Now all you have to do is give it a nice place.

Important - Do not place the roots completely submerged in the water, but fill the water level about halfway up the roots. This gives the roots sufficient oxygen. It is also important to know that the Monstera is poisonous to both pets and young children.

Light requirement – ​​The Monstera in vase thrives best in partial shade or in a well-lit location with indirect sunlight. Avoid direct sunlight for the Monstera.

Watering – We recommend changing the water every two weeks. Lift the Monstera from the bottle, throw away the water, clean the vase if necessary and fill it again with room temperature water