Houseplants Coloring Page: Monstera Deliciosa (and Fun Ideas for Using It)

If you love houseplants, you’ll love this monstera deliciosa coloring page!

Coloring isn’t just for kids – it’s a great way for adults to relax, decompress, and enjoy doing something with their hands that doesn’t take a lot of supplies or skills.

Want to color outside the lines? Go for it! Draw a room around the plant on this page and color that in, too. Have a favorite quote about plants? Use your lettering skills to handwrite the quote onto this page – you can color that in, as well. Like to doodle? Draw even more plants on the page – it’s your blank slate. Be creative!

Here are the ways you can print or save this image, as well as other creative ways to use the page.

Print or Save

This houseplant coloring page image is available to print-out to hand-color, or download and save to your computer for use in your digital art.

Print

To print the PDF of this coloring page, simply click the image, then click the Print icon to print to your printer.

Use the printed page with colored pencils, markers, watercolor paint, or acrylic paint.

Save

If you prefer, you can save the image to your computer and use the image in your digital art. Just right-click the image and choose “Save Image As”.

Ideas for Using Coloring Page

There are lots of ways you can use this coloring page. Here are some ideas you can try.

• Color the page, frame it, and hang it on the wall in your indoor garden room for personalized decor.
• After coloring in the page, use the paper as gift wrap for small gifts, such as candy or cookie treats.
• Save the image to your computer, then using a word processor or photo editor, reduce the size of the image to postcard size, print on cardstock, then mail your custom postcard to a friend with a personal note.
• Reduce the size of the digital image, print it, color it in, and use it as place cards at your dinner table.
• Print the page onto vellum paper, color it in, then hang the finished page on your window for a unique “suncatcher”.
• Use the images for your scrapbooks, journals, and diaries – a nice embellishment!
• Send the digital images via email to your friends and family as a special gift.
• Print the page onto paper, then place a sheet of heat-shrink mylar over the image. Trace the plant and vase, and color them using markers or colored pencils. Cut out the individual plants and shrink the mylar in the oven. Great for making jewelry, hanging suncatcher decorations, or just about any other creative art you can imagine!
• Use an app, such as Procreate, to digitally color the image on your tablet.

Houseplant Coloring Page

Here are your images. Have fun!

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If you color this page, share a photo of it on my Facebook Page at Facebook.com/JayDeesBlogPage – I’d love to see it!

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