A) Cactaceae B) Rosaceae C) Araceae D) Orchidaceae
A) Weeping fig B) Snake plant C) Swiss cheese plant D) Rubber plant
A) Africa and Asia B) Europe and Australia C) South America and Central America D) North America and Antarctica
A) Deciduous shrub B) Aquatic fern C) Hemiepiphyte vine D) Parasitic moss
A) Cold and dry B) Hot and high humidity C) Temperate and snowy D) Arid and windy
A) Monstera borsigiana B) Monstera deliciosa C) Monstera obliqua D) Monstera siltepecana
A) Needle-shaped B) Heart-shaped C) Round D) Linear
A) Fuzzy and soft B) Thin and paper-like C) Dry and brittle D) Thick and waxy
A) Bright yellow stripes B) Large, oval-shaped perforations C) Serrated edges D) Hairy stems
A) 10–15 feet B) 3–5 feet C) 1–2 inches D) 20–25 feet
A) Up to 2 feet B) Up to 5 feet C) Up to 13 feet D) Up to 50 feet
A) Direct, harsh sunlight B) Bright, indirect sunlight C) Artificial UV light only D) Complete darkness
A) Frozen earth B) Waterlogged clay C) Well draining soil D) Pure sand
A) 'Archipelago' B) 'Pink Princess' C) 'Albo Variegata' D) 'Golden Goddess'
A) Four B) Six C) Two D) Ten
A) Monstera adansonii subsp. grandifolia B) Monstera adansonii subsp. gigantea C) Monstera adansonii subsp. laniata D) Monstera adansonii subsp. tropicalis
A) The West Indies B) Siberia C) The British Isles D) The Mediterranean
A) Across rocky tundras B) In desert dunes C) Near river valleys D) On mountain summits
A) Madagascar B) Iceland C) Antigua D) Tasmania
A) Hispaniola B) Cuba C) Jamaica D) Grenada |