This little one wasn’t doing well in soil, when I checked the roots, they were not in good shape. I cleaned them up as much as I dared and moved it into water… hope it will be okay! 😬 I had no idea Thai constellations were so much more finicky and fragile than albos… one has already broke my heart, let’s hope this isn’t a repeat performance! 🤞
i would trim the roots even further, possibly even cut the stem. monstera deliciosa is already a rot-prone plant but the thai constellation i hear is a nightmare when it comes to fungal root rot
1 like Thanks for the recommendations… I will be keeping a super close eye to see if I need to remove more. It hasn’t even been a week since she arrived, so I’m trying to walk the line and not cause extra shock 🤞
0 likes of course! keeping a very close eye on it is soo smart, i’ve found rot can appear in just a few hours
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