You’ll adore this species if you’re a big fan of Monstera deliciosa and like the concept of a smaller variant for a smaller space (or just because it’s cute). There is such a thing as a mini-monstera, and fortunately, caring for one is pretty simple, especially if you’ve already taken care of monsteras and other aroids. But monstera minima is considerably smaller than its bigger resemblance. The monstera minima will grow to a maximum height of around 5 feet and will only spread a foot or two, as opposed to the deliciosa, which can reach heights of up to 8 feet indoors and have leaves that are 2 feet long. As a result of its original habitat being the tropical rainforests of Malaysia and Thailand, Monstera minima favours the light heat and humidity of the tropics.