Monstera ''Frozen Freckles'', a plant with unique foliage

To find out if your plant is thirsty, stick your finger in the soil. When the surface is dry (about three centimetres), then you need to water your Monstera adansonii 'Frozen Freckles'. Monstera 'Frozen Freckles like moisture, but not stagnant water. Make sure that the potting soil remains moist, but that the rootlets are not drowned.

If you can, use non-calcareous water such as rainwater or filtered water.

Also make sure that water doesn't stagnate in the saucer or planter.

If the air in your home is dry, spray the leaves of your plant with non-calcareous water at room temperature.

In spring, transfer your Monstera adansonii 'Frozen Freckles' to a larger pot, so that it can continue to grow.

Re-pot your Monstera adansonii 'Frozen Freckles' to give it more space. Choose a pierced terracotta or plastic pot that will allow it to continue growing.

At the bottom, place a draining potting soil and then transplant your plant. Pack the rootball to prevent it from becoming too airy.

Monstera 'Frozen Freckles like to climb. You can support their development by providing them with a stake to hang on.

You can stimulate the development of your plant during its growth phase, in spring and summer, with fertilizer.

Apply liquid fertilizer for green plants when watering.

Dust prevents leaves from absorbing light and slows photosynthesis. You can use a brush or feather duster to clean the foliage.

Pinch your Monstera adansonii 'Frozen Freckles' during its growing season.

Monstera 'Frozen Freckles are not plants to be pruned. If yours grows beyond the size of your living room, you can pinch off the end of the stem. The plant will stop growing vertically and produce new leaves at the base.

Don't forget that sap and leaves can cause irritation! Remember to wear gloves when handling your plant.

Cutting is carried out during the strong growth phase, generally in spring and early summer.

Locate a node on your plant, if possible with an aerial root and at least one leaf. Using a clean, disinfected tool, such as a pair of scissors or pruning shears, cut two centimetres below the node.

Place your cutting in a glass filled with water at room temperature. Make sure you submerge the knots, which will form the roots.

Place in a bright spot away from direct sunlight. Change the water regularly to keep it clear until the roots appear.