Monstera Bulbasaur- Expert Plant Care

Starter Plant- Monstera Bulbasaur

Light: Thrives in 6 hours of bright, indirect sunlight daily. Avoid direct sun, which can scorch the delicate variegated patches.
Watering: Allow the top 1 to 2 inches of soil to dry out between waterings. Keep the soil moist but never soggy to prevent root rot.
Soil & Humidity: Use a chunky, airy, well-draining aroid mix (containing coco husk and perlite). It requires high humidity levels (above 60%) to thrive

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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes MinaEarth plants different?

Each plant is intentionally designed and handcrafted by me
From wrapping the moss around every kokedama to arranging each hydroponic plant by hand
Every piece blends art, balance, and nature to bring effortless greenery into your space

What's the difference between hydroponic and kokedama plants?

Hydroponic plants grow in water without soil, making them clean, low-maintenance, and perfect for modern spaces
Kokedamas are rooted in nutrient-rich soil and wrapped in moss, offering a more earthy, natural aesthetic

How much light do they need?

Each product listing includes its light preference — low, medium, or bright light
Most hydroponic and kokedama plants thrive near windows with indirect sunlight
Avoid harsh direct rays to keep the foliage lush and green

How often do I water them?

Hydroponic plants only need water when levels drop below the roots — usually every 1–2 weeks
For kokedamas, soak the moss ball in water for 10–15 minutes when it feels light or dry to the touch

Do they need fertilizer?

A small dose of liquid plant nutrients every few weeks helps hydroponic plants stay vibrant
Kokedamas benefit from occasional organic fertilizer or diluted plant food

Can these plants be used in aquaponics?

Yes! Many of our hydroponic and low-light plants are compatible with aquaponics systems
Fish waste provides natural nutrients, so the plants grow healthy while helping filter the water
A sustainable, living ecosystem for your home

Are these plants pet-safe?

Some species are pet-friendly, while others (like Monstera and Pothos) can be toxic if eaten
Always check the product description for safety notes before choosing your new companion

How long do they last?

With minimal care and the right environment, both hydroponic and kokedama plants can thrive for years
They're living companions that grow with you

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