Understanding leaf fenestrations (the iconic splits and holes in mature plants like Monsteras).
Title: The Mystery of the Split Leaf: Why Mature Monsteras Develop Holes matures holes
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Some botanists believe the holes mimic insect damage, tricking pests into thinking the plant is already being eaten. How to Encourage Holes in Your Plant This makes them highly resistant to summer heat,
How the design of iconic golf course holes has matured and evolved over time. Option 1: The Houseplant Blog (Botany & Leaf Fenestration)
Use a garden fork to make sure the soil at the very bottom is soft and pliable for new roots. When do Monstera leaves start getting holes? - Facebook
Generous, deep holes encourage roots to grow straight down. This makes them highly resistant to summer heat, high winds, and droughts.