1. How long can you live?As for the leaves of Monstera, how long they can live depends on the specific situation. If they have been picked, they will die soon. Without the support of nutrients, the water inside will evaporate and it will die. If the stem segment with leaves is used for cuttings, it can survive whether it is cultured in water or soil, and it can take root in a dozen days. In this way, it will grow into a complete plant individual. In this case, it can live longer. Its life span is relatively long. As long as you pay attention to the maintenance methods, there is no problem living for more than ten years, or even for decades. 2. PrecautionsAlthough it lives for a long time, has a certain ornamental value, and can absorb and purify the air environment, you need to be extra careful when keeping it at home. It is toxic. It does not emit toxic gases, but the juice inside contains toxins. If accidentally ingested into the mouth, it will burn the throat, and if it touches the skin directly, it will also be corroded. Therefore, you must pay attention when maintaining it, especially if there are children or small pets at home, they are ignorant and need extra care. |
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