Can Monstera bloom?

Can Monstera bloom?

Monstera can bloom, but it is difficult and uncommon to see it bloom. There is a saying among the people that “Monstera blooms as hard as the iron tree”, which shows that it is not easy for Monstera to bloom.

Especially in the northern regions, a Monstera plant may not bloom even after being grown for several years.

Although it is difficult for Monstera to bloom, as Monstera gradually enters thousands of households, the frequency of this rare event of Monstera blooming has gradually increased, and everyone is fortunate enough to witness the true appearance of Monstera flowers.

Monstera flower morphology

Monstera usually blooms in November, heralding good health and longevity.

Monstera has a flame-shaped inflorescence and its flowers are very peculiar. The buds are like the bottom of a boat, yellow-white in color, and the flowers are as big as a palm, with fleshy spikes inside. The whole flower shape is like a "desk lamp", with a lampshade and a bulb, and the color is soft, giving people a fresh and elegant feeling.