I just picked up a Monstera Adansonii last week, and decided to try training it up the wall, using Command clips and jute cord loops so as to not damage the wall. I saw some pics online where monsteras (deliciosa) actually attached to their wooden support poles. My monstera deliciosa never attached to its pole, but it's bamboo, and more slick/less porous. I live in a historic loft, and while the wall is already "artfully" damaged, I don't know if the landlord would be too pleased about me adding to the "art" with rootlets embedded into the drywall. Will the adansonii attach to drywall? I will be taking it down periodically for a good drenching. Will that be enough to prevent it from attaching?
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