A smaller relative of the classic Swiss Cheese Plant, he’s cute, quirky and extremely easy to look after.
 
Monstera adansonii is a relative of the larger Swiss Cheese plant.  It has the same irregular leaves. In the jungles of Central and South America, it lives in the shade of other trees. All those holes let light shine through to its lower leaves. As a house plant, all those holes just make it look really cool.
 
It's very easy to look after. Give it a medium level of light and moderate watering. In spring and summer, it will appreciate a monthly feed with liquid fertiliser.
 
Humidity
Keep his leaves moist and he’ll be a happy boy. Put him in a bright bathroom or mist him every few days.
Medium light
He’ll be fine in anything from light shade to bright, indirect light. He grows faster in good light.
Light watering
He’s not very demanding. Check him weekly and if the top two inches of his soil feel dry, give him a drink.