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Emma

Okay so I just posted last night regarding my Monstera, Michael. However, last night I was poking around in his soil looking for any aerial roots and discovered an entire plant of Monstera just- In the pot separate from the main Monstera LMAO It had two big Aerial roots and some established roots already. Should I leave this Monstera in the water or should I put it back into a pot of soil on its own? Any suggestions appreciated! (I just moved it to the water for the time being)

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  1. send_nodes

    It has a decent amount of roots if you want to pot it up! It’s up to you

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  2. Ashlee

    I’m growing a Monstera cutting in water and have had it in a vase for about six months or so, and it’s doing amazing. And it started with no roots whatsoever. Let your monstera’s leaves grow and develop into a robust foundation for when you decide to plant it. If you try to plant it too soon the roots could likely die or rot. You could also exclusively grow it in water as well, if that’s something you’d be interested in. I think it looks beautiful and it’s so cool to be able to see their amazing root system.

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