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Ariel Roots: roots that are above the soil, usually used for structure
Monstera fenestrations are the natural splits or holes that form in the leaves as the plant matures. These unique openings aren’t just beautiful—they help the plant adapt to its environment by allowing light and airflow to pass through. Seeing fenestrations is a great sign your Monstera is healthy, happy, and thriving.
Beginner-friendly plants like snake plants, pothos, and spider plants are low-maintenance and easy to love—but even the toughest greens need the right light to thrive. The Vita grow light is perfect for helping these plants flourish, especially in spaces that lack natural sunlight.
While grow lights are beneficial for indoor plants, be mindful that too much light can be harmful; always monitor your plants for signs of stress, like crispy leaves or yellowing, and adjust the light accordingly.
