Anti-transpiration agents are grouped into three categories (Prakash and Ramachandran, 2000), firstly film-forming types (e.g. glycerol). Secondly, reflecting materials which reflect the radiation falling on the upper surface of the leaves and thirdly stomatal closing types such as (MgCO3 and Na2CO3) which affect the metabolic processes in leaf tissues (Ziv and Frederiksen, 1983; Osswald et al., 1984). Unfortunately, cut leaves have inefficient systems for regulating water loss, through transpiration and compensation through water uptake. The amount of water loss through transpiration is much higher leading to premature leaf wilting and death.. In cut leaves. The Monstera leaves have a large surface area, allowing for much water loss through transpiration (Geller and Smith, 1982).