Artificial Monstera Plants

Monstera deliciosa's split, holed leaf only forms on a mature plant that's had years to grow into it — the artificial version on this page arrives with that fenestration from day one. Sizes run from a 24 in real-touch tabletop pot up to a 7.5 ft floor plant sized for a hotel lobby or office reception, with several sold as a single plant or matched pair. Nearly all are indoor pieces, though one taller real-touch tree and a related rainbow taro option extend to covered outdoor and full outdoor placement.

Why does an artificial monstera already have full split leaves?

A live Monstera deliciosa starts with solid, unsplit leaves as a young plant and only develops the characteristic holes and splits after several years of maturity and adequate light — a look many buyers want without waiting for a live plant to grow into it. The artificial version, including the real-touch 24 in and 7.5 ft pieces here, ships already at that mature leaf stage, so the statement look is there from the day it arrives rather than years later.

Tabletop or floor plant — which size fits?

The 24 in real-touch version is built for a tabletop, desk or small-spaces spot rather than the floor, and suits a bedroom, office desk or tabletop spot generally. From 30 in up through 5 ft, floor-plant versions — including a 15-leaf, multi-trunk 5 ft piece in a cement-style pot — work as an entryway, living room or office corner accent. The 7.5 ft real-touch tree tops the range, sized for a lobby or larger commercial space where a single plant needs to carry visual weight across the room.

Single plant or a matched pair?

Several sizes here, including the 30 in white-pot version and the 90 to 120 cm black-pot piece, are available as a single plant or a set of two. A pair suits flanking a doorway, a sofa or a pair of windows where you want symmetry; a single plant works better as an off-centre accent in a corner or beside furniture where a second plant would compete for space.

Frequently asked questions

How do I clean the large monstera leaves?

Wipe each leaf individually with a soft, slightly damp cloth, since the broad, glossy surface shows dust more visibly than smaller foliage and holds it well in the splits and holes. A duster or a low-setting hairdryer clears light dust faster if you're maintaining several plants. Let leaves dry fully before repositioning, and avoid harsh cleaning products on real-touch material.

Do these plants come with a pot included?

Most do — options here ship in a white tabletop pot, a white or black floor pot, or a cement-style pot on the 5 ft multi-trunk version. Check the individual product page for the exact pot included, since style and colour vary across sizes, and swap it for your own planter if it doesn't match your space.

What is the rainbow taro version, and is it the same as monstera?

Rainbow taro is a related but distinct plant with a similarly large, glossy leaf shape, which is why it's grouped alongside monstera here rather than sold as an entirely separate category. It doesn't carry monstera's split-leaf fenestration; choose it if you want the same scale of tropical leaf with a smoother, unsplit edge instead.

Will the leaves fade if placed near a window?

Standard indoor real-touch and PE foliage can lose some colour saturation after years of direct, unfiltered sun, the same as any dyed plastic material. The rainbow taro and the 7.5 ft real-touch monstera tree in this range carry UV-resistant or outdoor-rated foliage respectively, which is the better choice if the plant will sit in strong daily sun or on a covered patio.

Are these plants suitable for a green wall or backdrop styling?

Yes — the broad, distinctive monstera leaf is a common choice for event and photo-backdrop greenery because it reads clearly even from a distance or in a photo. The green wall panels collection is built specifically for that flat, backdrop-style use if you need continuous coverage rather than individual potted plants.