Attach Monstera to the wall

What is the benefit of mounting a Monstera on the wall?

The Monstera held at one climbing aid attaching directly to the wall and directing it in a certain shape and direction has one in the first place decorative purpose. A green wall is an absolute eye-catcher and brings a jungle feeling into the room.
Another advantage is that the Monstera, if properly attached, stands securely and cannot tip over. Especially with larger specimens that grow up on a stick, there is a high risk that they will tip over if they are too heavy, damaging the leaves and aerial roots.

Are there disadvantages when the Monstera is attached to the wall?

If a Monstera is fixed directly to the wall, then you can Location later only with a lot of effort to be changed. The shape defined by the attachments remains and the rigid shoots cannot be bent over.

In contrast to a moss or coconut stick, the aerial roots nowhere to hold on to the wall and dig in. It's also more difficult to spray the leaves with water regularly without dampening the wall behind them and promoting mold growth.

How can you attach a Monstera to the wall?

Monstera shoots and leaves can get very heavy, so be sure to use one stable attachment is to be respected. Wall hooks, which are attached to the wall with the help of dowels, are well suited. If you don't want to drill any holes, you can alternatively order self-adhesive fastening clips online. Depending on the nature of the wall, however, it may be that these do not provide sufficient support.

How is a Monstera attached to the wall?

When attaching should only the shoots to be tied down, the leaves and aerial roots are not stable enough and can break. With a soft or flexible band the shoots are tied loosely. The tape must not cut in, which is why thin cord and wire are unsuitable. Make sure that the leaves have enough space to grow and are not pinched anywhere.