In botany, it refers to natural holes or splits in the leaves of certain plants. Read Next: 15 Types of Monstera to Grow The exact reason the leaves develop fenestrations is a mystery, but ...

There aren't too many plants with natural holes in their leaves but this guide will give you insight into some of the options. Monstera plants are a particularly popular choice, and monstera care ...

Although it adapts fine to lower light levels, be aware that it may not develop its characteristic leaf holes if grown in low light. The Swiss cheese monstera is a fast grower relative to other ...