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Jay 🍄✌🏼

Got to the “root” of the problem. Learning my lesson on why we don’t support big box stores. Found out why my Monstera wasn’t doing well - four plants balled together into one pot.

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  1. s.

    Yep, same here 🥲 Five plants in one pot 😅

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  2. ThePlantChronicles

    Hmmmm. I had no clue. 🤔

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    • PlantazyLady

      They (the vendor not the box store) do worse than that… Costa Farms will stuff unrooted cuttings in the pot too!

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  3. anneliese

    hey, free plants! at the nursery they’ll sell you one for the same price, and it doesn’t even have a cover pot! they’re a little more work, but these crowded plants are WORTH the money and time! i have 6 monstera adonsonii just from one $20 pot from lowes! i don’t support them because they only pay growers if the plants sell, but for a plant parent on a budget they do the trick!

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    • Jay 🍄✌🏼

      Absolutely! I’ll say, I was in the market for only one Monstera, but I’ll take 4 for the price of one 😆😆

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  4. PlantazyLady

    Multiple plants in one pot is actually okay if the pot is large enough. I have several pots of Adansonii and each pot has 5-8 rooted cuttings in it. This will create a much bushier plant which I prefer aesthetically. From the looks of those roots all of them would be just fine in one six or eight inch pot.

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