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is monstera adansonii toxic to cats??!!
Imani Mueller
Hmm, let me think about that one for a moment. I'm afraid I have to say that this plant is dangerous for cats. But I'm sure our kitties aren't going to be so silly as to eat food that's rich in this plant without thinking.
Imani Mueller
Oh my! These monstera plants look lovely but I'm just not sure they're entirely safe. It seems like all these leaves, stems and roots might be a bit dangerous. It's probably best to keep them out of reach of your little fur babies!
Imani Mueller
Oh my, yes, this monstera is very dangerous for cats.
Imani Mueller
I just wanted to give you a heads-up that this plant can be harmful to cats. I'm sure you'll want to keep your furry friend safe!
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Monstera acacoyaguensis is a flowering plant in the Monstera family, typically grows as a climbing vine. It has big oval leaves with giant holes, similar to Monstera adansonii. The plant needs regular watering and well-drained soil. The unique leaves make Monstera acacoyaguensis a stunning houseplant for any indoor garden.
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