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house plant seeds for sale Monstera Deliciosa Swiss Cheese Houseplant Seeds10 Monstera seeds. Monstera deliciosa, the Swiss cheese plant, is a species of flowering plant native to tropical forests of southern Mexico, south to Panama. It has been introduced to many tropical areas. These seeds come with an option of Eco Packaging Find out more. Sow Inside Anytime Growing Instructions Monstera seeds can be soaked for 12 24 hours before planting. Make sure the water is lukewarm and leave the seeds somewhere warm. You should
10 Monstera seeds. Monstera deliciosa, the Swiss cheese plant, is a species of flowering plant native to tropical forests of southern Mexico, south to Panama. It has been introduced to many tropical areas.
These seeds come with an option of Eco Packaging - Find out more.
| Sow Inside | Anytime |
Growing Instructions
Monstera seeds can be soaked for 12-24 hours before planting. Make sure the water is lukewarm and leave the seeds somewhere warm. You should notice that they’ve swelled a little bit after soaking.
Use plastic shallow seed trays with drainage, this prevents mold from developing and allows the soil to dry out quickly. Use an organic potting mix as the plants are aroid's and require a soilless seed starting mix. Monstera seeds take around 10 days to sprout and can take up to 3 weeks depending on the conditions. Monstera likes warm temperatures germinates at around 20°C. Keep soil moist/damp but not soaked, a plant mister is perfect for Monstera plants and cover with clingfilm or a propagator lid to retain moisture whilst young. As they get larger, transfer into desired pots and placed in indirect sunlight.
Keep in mind that not all of your Monsteras will survive the first repotting. This isn’t an indication you’ve done anything wrong. It is not uncommon to lose a few seedlings. Most of your Monstera plants should make it through!
One thing to note is that Monstera grown from seed will most likely not put out a fenestrated leaf for years. Fenestrations (the characteristic holes we’ve all come to love from Monsteras) are an indication that a plant is very well cared for, gets the perfect amount of light, and is well-established. That’s part of why young plants tend to be cheaper: they won’t produce fenestrations for a while.
Continue to care for your Monstera, and it will get large enough to produce leaves with fenestrations in a few years. There’s nothing more exciting than seeing the first fenestrated leaf unfurl!
Use plastic shallow seed trays with drainage, this prevents mold from developing and allows the soil to dry out quickly. Use an organic potting mix as the plants are aroid's and require a soilless seed starting mix. Monstera seeds take around 10 days to sprout and can take up to 3 weeks depending on the conditions. Monstera likes warm temperatures germinates at around 20°C. Keep soil moist/damp but not soaked, a plant mister is perfect for Monstera plants and cover with clingfilm or a propagator lid to retain moisture whilst young. As they get larger, transfer into desired pots and placed in indirect sunlight.
Keep in mind that not all of your Monsteras will survive the first repotting. This isn’t an indication you’ve done anything wrong. It is not uncommon to lose a few seedlings. Most of your Monstera plants should make it through!
One thing to note is that Monstera grown from seed will most likely not put out a fenestrated leaf for years. Fenestrations (the characteristic holes we’ve all come to love from Monsteras) are an indication that a plant is very well cared for, gets the perfect amount of light, and is well-established. That’s part of why young plants tend to be cheaper: they won’t produce fenestrations for a while.
Continue to care for your Monstera, and it will get large enough to produce leaves with fenestrations in a few years. There’s nothing more exciting than seeing the first fenestrated leaf unfurl!
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★★★★★ 5
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Color: Red, Pattern Name: Roses, Color: Red, Pattern Name: Roses
I bought these as a cute Valentine’s Day present for my dog. He typically destroys any toy within 10 minutes of giving it to him. This rose lasts months and it’s his favorite. He could chew this toy for hours. Every couple of months he’ll get a small chunk of the stem off but the rest of the rose stays intact. He’s good about dropping and leaving the chunk he rips off but I’d just keep a cautious eye on your dog if you notice a piece is starting to break away. (Side note: when a piece does start breaking off, my husband and I both struggle and typically can’t rip it off) We let him play with it until it’s just the flower and then throw it away and repurchase.
He also loves to play fetch with it. It’s not super bouncy but does have a little bit of a bounce if thrown on a hard ground. All we have to say is “Opie where’s your rose?” He goes running to his toy box and acts as a claw machine to get his rose specifically.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Amazing
Okay, our pups Belle 4 years (Lab and ?) and Chomp 1year old (Blue Nose Pit) could never keep a chew toy for more than an hour or two. Everything we bought them and everything in the Bark Box 📦 we ordered for them would be destroyed immediately.
I felt so bad, they were so excited to get these toys only to have them taken away so they didn't choke to death. I used to tell my hubby that I was going to send a challenge letter to various toy manufacturers daring them to make a chew toy that could contend with my "Aggressive Chewers".
Well, low and behold, I purchased this chew toy and after daily continous chewing and playing it is still in one piece, beat up, but in one piece. My Pit, Chomp, chews on this ALL THE TIME and it is in one piece. Bravo, your company has produced the best by far chew toy for, as you call them, "Aggressive Chewers".
Thank you so much.
Bill and Teri Rockenstein.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2022
★★★★★ 4
Probably Great for Any Normal Creature
Ok to be fair my lab/pit destroys anything he touches, and this kept him occupied for a solid week before he tore it to shreds. He absolutely adored it, chewed it, played keep away and tug of war with it, but like all toys he loved it too hard. Still yet to find something he doesn't decimate and honestly it may not exist, but this certainly withstood more than many a chew toy can claim. If you don't have a wood chipper for a pet, I'd highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2019
★★★★★ 5
Tough enough for Pitt mix
Color: Red, Pattern Name: Roses
Buy it! Boy or girl who cares it’s a rose! Haven’t found a tough chew toy for a while. My Pitt mix has been going at it for three days with a tiny chunk off and that’s all. She pants while chewing then passes out!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2025
★★★★★ 1
Non aggressive chewer destroyed in 10 mins
Color: Light Pink, Pattern Name: Roses
Unfortunately this is definitely not for aggressive chewers. We had to throw it away after 10 mins and it was given to a small dog.
She did absolutely love it, but it shouldn't have shredder the toy like she did. The spikes were literally falling off. I don't know if we just got a defective one, but I'm definitely not happy with this purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2025