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Research by Housefresh has discovered the Filipino's affinity for the Monstera deliciosa

If you consider yourself a certified plantito or plantita, then chances are you've got a Montsera deliciosa at home. How did we know? New research from HouseFresh has determined every country's most popular plant and it seems as if we can't get enough of what's been monikered as the "Swiss cheese plant". HouseFresh curated a seed list of the 230 most Instagrammed house plants around the world and then used the Ahrefs Keyword Explorer to check its Google search volume. What they discovered was that the Montsera deliciosa, with its distinctive clefts and keyholes, are the top contenders in Europe, Asia & Oceania, and North America. 

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If you have yet to lay claim upon a Swiss cheese plant yourself, consider getting one to liven up your home. The plant can grow up to two metres tall and 2.5 metres wide despite being incredibly low maintenance and only requiring occasional watering and plenty of direct sunlight (something the Philippine climate is very much capable of providing). 

 

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Using the Ahrefs Keyword Explorer, HouseFresh discovered a seed list of the 230 most Instagrammed house plants around the world. In the Middle East and the Central Asia, the top houseplant seemed to be the Nerium oleander, an evergreen ornamental shrub that produces gorgeous pink blooms. 

South America holds the Passiflora caerulea (Blue Passion Flower) as its most popular houseplant, while Africa calls the Lantana camara its top contender. 

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To know more about the research, please visit the HouseFresh website