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Adopt?A plant?
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Arthema wrote:
What do we think?

Workplace got this giant plant they want for someone to take home, and ever since moving to a new place I've been thinking about getting a plant since I cannot get a pet..

I don't even know what plant it is... idk if I can take it even cus it is so big and heavy...
Something tells me I should take it, I already gave it a name ,((

Any green thumbs would be able to help me identify this fella?

Also look at this cute little poster they made for this plant 
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Date: 17-02-2026 16:20
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Olympus wrote:
looks like a monstera!! i say take it

i got one years ago and all i heard it was a high maintenance plant to take care of....it ended up being one of the easiest plants to stay alive 
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Date: 17-02-2026 16:21
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Arthema wrote:
Olympus wrote:
looks like a monstera!! i say take it

i got one years ago and all i heard it was a high maintenance plant to take care of....it ended up being one of the easiest plants to stay alive 
I thought about monstera as well but they have so many types? or species? and how different they all are

OH! I thought the same... how much do you water it? do you do anything else to help it? I saw it at the office and she looks so sad... 
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Date: 17-02-2026 16:28
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bexxi wrote:
monstery are toxic to cats so if u have a cat that liked to chew on plants .... something to consider 
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Date: 17-02-2026 16:31
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Olympus wrote:
Arthema wrote:
Olympus wrote:
looks like a monstera!! i say take it

i got one years ago and all i heard it was a high maintenance plant to take care of....it ended up being one of the easiest plants to stay alive 
I thought about monstera as well but they have so many types? or species? and how different they all are

OH! I thought the same... how much do you water it? do you do anything else to help it? I saw it at the office and she looks so sad... 
i gave her away bc its toxic for my birds, but It somehow thrived even when i was neglecting it, when i was following the internet directions it's like it did worse lmao. you kind of have to find a rhythm for it 
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Date: 17-02-2026 16:32
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Hauru wrote:
I had monstera and im not sure if i would consider them high maintance maybe somewhere in the middle? They can get sick very fast though and you gotta be careful with overwatering and mold but usually they are fine in terms of difficulty. I had one that looked similar to the leaves on the poster and it survived quite long. Had problems with space though and it got sick bcs of a water issue we had but they are really pretty 
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Date: 17-02-2026 16:37
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Arthema wrote:
bexxi wrote:
monstery are toxic to cats so if u have a cat that liked to chew on plants .... something to consider 
I did not know that wtf
I did not have a plant and or cats at the same time... when I did I only got it if it was cat friendly but they well... all died ((

And now I have no pets so it could work!

My mil has monsteras I think and cats which makes me so confused cus she always looked those things up?? I had no clue
oh well, the more I learn
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Date: 17-02-2026 16:38
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Arthema wrote:
Olympus wrote:
Arthema wrote:
Olympus wrote:
looks like a monstera!! i say take it

i got one years ago and all i heard it was a high maintenance plant to take care of....it ended up being one of the easiest plants to stay alive 
I thought about monstera as well but they have so many types? or species? and how different they all are

OH! I thought the same... how much do you water it? do you do anything else to help it? I saw it at the office and she looks so sad... 
i gave her away bc its toxic for my birds, but It somehow thrived even when i was neglecting it, when i was following the internet directions it's like it did worse lmao. you kind of have to find a rhythm for it 
huh.... what a funny plant... might read more about it then to see if I have space for this baby
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Date: 17-02-2026 16:39
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Arthema wrote:
Hauru wrote:
I had monstera and im not sure if i would consider them high maintance maybe somewhere in the middle? They can get sick very fast though and you gotta be careful with overwatering and mold but usually they are fine in terms of difficulty. I had one that looked similar to the leaves on the poster and it survived quite long. Had problems with space though and it got sick bcs of a water issue we had but they are really pretty 

sickness... writing it down
what type of monstera you had? I still have no clue what this one is n the only pic I have is well
that
tomorrow I'd take another one to try n understand but it is like... BIG
I'm like 162 and it is almost my height? but it is also in a big ass vase so it might be that
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Date: 17-02-2026 16:40
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Hauru wrote:
Arthema wrote:
Hauru wrote:
I had monstera and im not sure if i would consider them high maintance maybe somewhere in the middle? They can get sick very fast though and you gotta be careful with overwatering and mold but usually they are fine in terms of difficulty. I had one that looked similar to the leaves on the poster and it survived quite long. Had problems with space though and it got sick bcs of a water issue we had but they are really pretty 

sickness... writing it down
what type of monstera you had? I still have no clue what this one is n the only pic I have is well
that
tomorrow I'd take another one to try n understand but it is like... BIG
I'm like 162 and it is almost my height? but it is also in a big ass vase so it might be that
I had a monstera adansonii and deliciosa its called i think which is the most regular one out of their type. This one looks like a dried out deliciosa but on google there is a whole list of their types and maybe its easier for you to determine what it could be?
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Date: 17-02-2026 16:58
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Hauru wrote:
if they are as big as you it might also be a borsigiana but i think it depends on the leaf size and their hole shape
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Date: 17-02-2026 16:59
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Arthema wrote:
Hauru wrote:
Arthema wrote:
Hauru wrote:
I had monstera and im not sure if i would consider them high maintance maybe somewhere in the middle? They can get sick very fast though and you gotta be careful with overwatering and mold but usually they are fine in terms of difficulty. I had one that looked similar to the leaves on the poster and it survived quite long. Had problems with space though and it got sick bcs of a water issue we had but they are really pretty 

sickness... writing it down
what type of monstera you had? I still have no clue what this one is n the only pic I have is well
that
tomorrow I'd take another one to try n understand but it is like... BIG
I'm like 162 and it is almost my height? but it is also in a big ass vase so it might be that
I had a monstera adansonii and deliciosa its called i think which is the most regular one out of their type. This one looks like a dried out deliciosa but on google there is a whole list of their types and maybe its easier for you to determine what it could be?
I've like 0 clue I know nothing about plants 
oh well

it might be a deliciosa yes
I really have to take a better pic of it aAA
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Date: 17-02-2026 17:06
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Arthema wrote:
Hauru wrote:
if they are as big as you it might also be a borsigiana but i think it depends on the leaf size and their hole shape
maybe... it LOOKS like the uhhh deliciosa ? based on the leaves that I saw
not sure
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Date: 17-02-2026 17:08
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kruspersille wrote:
definitely a very sad monstera deliciosa
they like warmth and sun
water when soil is dry (stick finger in soil)
can also preferably spray leaves with water now n then
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