Monstera Tissue Culture and Plugs

Owning your own rare Monstera varieties is easier than ever by starting with tissue culture plantlets or plugs. Although many varieties can grow into giants, we start them off small so you can benefit from top-quality stock and have the joy of nurturing gorgeous Monstera plants. 

Understanding the difference between Monstera tissue culture plants and plugs is essential before welcoming new Monstera plants into your home. This is what you need to know: 

• Monstera plugs: These are mini-plants that have already been acclimatized and come well- rooted in our growing medium. Your new Monstera plant will be ready to be transplanted into a 2-4 inch pot.
• Monstera tissue culture: This is where science meets horticulture! Tissue culture plants make owning rare Monstera species at affordable prices possible. Tissue culture plants arrive enclosed and packaged in a sterile gel growing medium called agar. The plants must slowly acclimate to ambient air and need grow lights for at least a week. Fortunately, the process is not complicated. Just follow some simple steps, and you will soon be showing off your exotic and rare Monstera species grown from tissue cultures to your family and friends. 

Types of Monstera

At Orange Lake Nursery, we are mad about Monstera plants of every shape and size! We have an extensive range of Monstera plants for sale, ranging from the well-known and ever-popular Monstera Deliciosa, also often called the “Delicious Monster,” to the rare and ultra-desirable Monstera Albo. Prepare your growing environment and browse our extensive range of Monstera plants, plugs, and tissue cultures to add to your collection. Some notable Monstera varieties we have include: 

• Swiss cheese 
• Albo
• Esqueleto
• Aurea
• Mint
• Thai Constellation
• Yellow Marilyn

Monstera Care

Monsteras are known as easy-care houseplants that are generally also resistant to pests. They typically have the following care requirements:

• Sunlight: Give them indirect bright sunlight — the large leaves can burn in direct sunlight.
• Watering: Regular watering is required, but allow the top 2 inches to dry out between waterings.
• Temperature: Their ideal temperature range is between 65 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Monsteras are tropical plants, so they struggle if the temperature falls below 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
• Humidity: These tropical beauties love humidity, so if you don't have a humidifier, add an easy DIY pebble tray. 

Shop Orange Lake Nursery Monstera

Orange Lake Nursery is the perfect place to start or ramp up your collection of Monstera plants. We have everything from rare varieties to classic Monstera Deliciosa for sale. Buy now or contact us for more information about which breathtaking Monstera plants to add to your collection.