Monstera deliciosa
 

Hi all, have googled, have info overload.I have not been able to find specifics regarding the monstera fruit, and when to harvest ie do they ripen on plant or should they be picked, and treated in certain ways to help the process?
Any help from those with the know how would be greatly appreciated. Cheers.

Check on Phenotypes web site to get plants' help
 

You can check on this web site if there is any interesting article about your problem. It's a French brand of tropical plants producers : https://www.phenotypes.fr

https://www.gartenjournal.net/monstera-frucht

In general it says:
For fruit formation it is important to leave the plant constantly at the same place, keeping the aireal roots healthy, regular watering, spaying the leaves and keeping them clean.
The location should be warm and not too much exposed to sunlight.
The fruit needs approximately one year to ripe.

Monstera Deliciosa
 

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Monstera Deliciosa
 

I have a website where I share my passion for plants and write extensively about various species, their care, and cultivation. One of the plants I've featured on my website is the Monstera Deliciosa, a stunning and popular tropical plant known for its unique fenestrated leaves and easy-going nature. In my article about the Monstera Deliciosa, I delve into its origins, growth habits, ideal growing conditions, and tips for care. It's fascinating to explore the intricacies of this beloved plant and share my insights and experiences with fellow plant enthusiasts on my website. You can visit he https://thegardenation.com/houseplan...growth-stages/