The inside of my newest leaf on my monstera has no inner fenestrations š«¤ can anyone tell me why ? I stick to its watering schedule and only when itās almost all dry, spray it every once in a while, it gets great light in an east facing window, all the things. Since Iāve had this monstera Iāve gotten about 5 leaves, each with more fenestrations. Now this leaf with nothing, help please ? š
Perhaps there isnāt enough light? I prune off leaves occasionally to keep it bushy and the fenestrations have never diminished with new leaves
2 likesIt gets great morning and afternoon light
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Itās young they get holes as the plant matures no worries
2 likesItās mature, almost all of my other leaves have inner fenestrations. This one is receading
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Hm odd. I agree that more light equals more inner fenestrations and vice versa. But you havenāt moved the plant recently? Well, I guess Iām assuming youāre in the northern hemisphere, but you might not be. Are you going into winter with shorter days? Or not, if youāre going into summer, thereās a possibility that the seasonal position of the sun is a factor. The higher midday peak could cause the incoming light to be blocked by something outside your window that hadnāt been an issue over the winter
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it may not have stayed in its sheath long enough or another leaf blocked its sun. if itās just one, i wouldnāt worry. itās still beautiful and has fenestrations.
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Itās still young! Donāt stress it
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