The difference between spring fern and monstera

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Spring feather is a perennial evergreen herbaceous foliage plant that grows in temperate regions such as subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forests.

The growth habits of spring fern are that it prefers a high temperature and humid environment and requires fertile, loose, well-drained and moist soil. It does not require high light, but it should not be too dark.

The appearance of the Spring Feather is that the leaves of the Spring Feather are huge, extending in all directions from the stem in a feather-like shape. They are a deep dark green color, bright and shiny, and the petioles are also very thick, but their warp is very short. The stems are arranged densely and neatly, and there are aerial roots like wires on the stems. The whole plant looks elegant and tall.

The function of spring fern is ornamental. It is suitable for display in halls, gardens, study rooms, etc. to purify the air and for viewing.

Monstera

Monstera is a climbing shrub that grows in Fujian and Guangdong. It can be planted outdoors, but in northern regions it must be planted and maintained in a greenhouse.

The growth habits of Monstera are that it prefers a warm and humid environment and is not susceptible to strong light or a dry environment. Suitable for fertile, loose and moist soil. The temperature must be kept warm, otherwise it will affect its growth.

The appearance of Monstera is that the stem of Monstera is thick and green, and there are half-moon-shaped leaf marks on the stem, which are surrounded by rings. Its petioles are green, flat, rough, with sharp edges but wide at the base. Its leaves are large, heart-shaped, thick, smooth and bright.

Monstera is mainly used to purify the air. It can absorb carbon dioxide and is most suitable for placing in the bedroom.