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gaby

My monstera is not happy and hasn’t been for a while. (it is not usually in this location i just put it there today because im rearranging my room). for some background it was originally in my very dark living room and was doing ok for a while but then started drooping and taking up way too much space so i took it to my room where i get sun. the leaves never went back upright and started yellowing and now they’re brown and dry. should i cut the brown ones off? i cant tell if its over or under watered. (sorry for bad pics lol)

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  1. Show me the Greens!

    I would say cut the ones that are “old”, dried (as close the base as possible). When it gets warmer out I usually check for root rot. But just dig your finger in the soil a bit to see if it needs water or if it’s damp.

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