Artificial Monstera Deliciosa — 5 ft, 15 Leaves, Cement-Style Pot

A faux Monstera deliciosa, 5 ft tall, with 15 leaves across four different sizes and colour variations, each leaf on its own stem, in a cement-style pot.

Monstera deliciosa sells on its split leaves, and the split pattern is exactly where cheap artificial versions fall down — the giveaway is usually one identical leaf mould repeated over and over, with the same fenestration in the same place on every leaf. This one carries 15 leaves across four different sizes and colour variations, a genuine attempt at the kind of visual irregularity a real plant has and a mould-repeating fake doesn't.

The stem construction is worth noting: 15 separate stems, each holding one leaf, rather than a handful of stems carrying clusters of leaves. That's a more labour-intensive build and it shows up in the assembly step — the stems arrive pre-set in the cement pot, but each of the 15 leaves is inserted individually and the stems bent outward by hand to set the final shape.

What are the exact dimensions and materials?

Height / Size	5 ft
Foliage material	PEVA — hypoallergenic
Leaf count	15, across four different sizes and colour variations
Stem count	15, each holding one leaf, resistant to bending once set
Pot	Cement pot, included, built sturdy for stability
Package quantity	1
Weight	4.08 kilograms
UV rating	Not specified
Placement	Indoor use
Assembly	Stems arrive pre-assembled in the pot; the 15 leaves are inserted individually

This 15-leaf Monstera, or a real Monstera deliciosa?

	This plant	Live Monstera deliciosa
Leaf splits (fenestrations)	Present immediately, moulded into all 15 leaves	Only develop on mature growth — a young live Monstera has plain, unsplit leaves for a year or more
Support needed	None — the pot is the only structure	Vines and needs a moss pole, or it sprawls across the floor
Light required	None	Bright indirect light; low light slows new leaf splits further
Cost, year five	Nothing further	Often repotted at least once as it climbs

The honest case for the real Monstera is patience rewarded: watching new leaves come in progressively more split than the last is a large part of why people grow this species at all, and that's the one thing no artificial version, including this 15-leaf one, can offer.

What arrives in the box, and what do I have to do to it?

This one ships with the stems pre-set into the cement pot, but the leaves themselves are not pre-installed — you insert all 15 by hand, in the order the included instructions specify, then bend each stem outward to set the final shape. That's a longer setup than a tree that only needs its branches spread, so budget more time than you would for a simple floor plant.

Because the stems are built to resist bending or reforming once set, get the shape right the first time rather than planning to adjust it later.

When your delivery arrives, inspect the cement pot for cracks before you unpack fully, and photograph anything that looks damaged in transit.

Who should not buy this?

• Anyone with direct outdoor sun in mind. Keep this one indoors; for sunny outdoor spots, choose a UV-rated model instead.
• Buyers who want to watch a plant grow. The leaf count and split pattern are fixed at 15, permanently. If new growth is the appeal, a live Monstera is the honest recommendation.
• Anyone assembling in a hurry. Fifteen individual leaves need inserting by hand before this looks like the product photos.

Common questions

How many leaves does this Monstera have?

Fifteen, described as large and wide, spread across four different sizes and colour variations. That size and colour variation matters more for a Monstera than a straight leaf count does, because the tell in cheap fakes is usually one identical leaf mould repeated everywhere — four distinct sizes and tones is a genuine attempt to avoid that.

Are the leaf splits (fenestrations) realistic on an artificial Monstera?

On a real plant, the characteristic splits and holes only appear once the plant matures, so a young live Monstera actually has plain, unsplit leaves for a year or more. An artificial one skips that wait entirely, which is part of the appeal, but it also means the plant will never look more mature than the day you unbox it. Whether the split pattern looks convincing depends on mould variety, which is why this plant's four leaf sizes and colours are worth noting rather than a single repeated shape.

What is the pot made of and is it sturdy?

The included pot is cement, chosen specifically for stability, and the 15 stems resist bending or reforming once set in it. For a more finished look, the whole thing can also sit inside a larger decorative planter of your choosing — a simple way to match it to the rest of the room.

Can I reshape this Monstera after it's assembled?

To a limited degree. Once the leaves are inserted, you bend the 15 stems outward by hand to create a lush overall shape, and the arrangement is yours to customise rather than one fixed layout. The stems are built to hold that shape firmly, which is good for keeping the look you set and less good for changing your mind next year — so take a few extra minutes at assembly to get it right.