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macia

Hi Monstera parents! I’m a first time Monstera keeper and recently got this reverted Monstera Albo. Should i purchase a moss pole for her to grow on or is she fine as is? I was also wondering what causes the tip of some of the leaves to turn brown? Thank you in advance!

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  1. Timmyturner

    Poles tend to help the plant thrive due to the less weight pulling the leaf down they tend to prosper when hitched to a pole so it’s less weight pulling down so less stress to your plant and growth seems more successful 💭

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    • macia

      Thanks a lot for the suggestions!

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  2. Timmyturner

    Beautiful monstera I have a baby on the way

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  3. Timmyturner

    Trying to propagate 2 hoping this one will root but sure the other one definitely will

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    • macia

      Oh nice! Those plants look great:)

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    • Timmyturner

      So far so good 🤞🏼the small one is beginning to show roots the large leaf I’m hopeful it will soon

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  4. Plant Father

    moss poles are unnecessary unless you either plan to keep it moist to grow roots into or you like the look. a wooden stake, trellis, or board is a much more supportive option for “beefy” plants like monstera deliciosa. dry air is the most common cause of browning leaf tips, as well as underwatering

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    • macia

      Thanks a lot for the suggestions!

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