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title: "My monstera Thai constellation looks healthy but has no signs of…"
description: "My monstera Thai constellation looks healthy but has no signs of growth. What do I do?"
url: "https://getplanta.com/community/UeI834LBSHCioL8MwLcQxA/BLKCdyyUWKvyr0dsCVB1c8"
community: "Monstera Maniacs"
author: "Brooklyn2014!"
published: "2025-09-26T16:06:23.761375Z"
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# My monstera Thai constellation looks healthy but has no signs of…

_Posted by Brooklyn2014! on 2025-09-26_

My monstera Thai constellation looks healthy but has no signs of growth. What do I do?

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## 10 comments

### Jay commented on 2025-09-26

A bit of fertiliser and a brighter spot, if you have one. Keep in mind if you just got it or repotted it in the past few months, it’s probably still adjusting.

#### Brooklyn2014! replied on 2025-09-26

True! Thanks for that I took this photo at night and I feed her every week!

#### Lulu replied on 2025-09-26

What do you feed her with ? Mines turning yellow on the leaf part that’s connected to the stem

#### Brooklyn2014! replied on 2025-09-26

This stuff!

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#### happysoxdonkey replied on 2025-09-26

Lol cute photo bomb

#### Cottage Kicker replied on 2025-09-27

I like Elm Dirt plant Juice… monsteras like humidity also…. Good chunky soil mix:  
Ingredient % of Mix Purpose  
High-quality potting soil 30% Nutrient base and moisture retention  
Orchid bark (fir or pine) 25% Chunky structure and root aeration  
Perlite (large preferred) 20% Drainage and oxygenation  
Coco coir (chunk + fine) 15% Gentle moisture retention and organic texture  
Biochar or horticultural charcoal 5–10% Detoxifies soil and supports root health  
Worm castings 5% Natural fertilizer and microbial boost

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### Yup commented on 2025-09-26

Just be patient

### David commented on 2025-09-27

To answer your question though, I’ve just started growing a thai con myself. I’ve been told they can be slow growers, big feeders (give them lots of fertilizer! Personally I use Osmocote slow release granules), and need high light like right up against a window or under strong grow light

### Queen Anne plant dad commented on 2025-09-27

Pretty!

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