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ella

does anyone know why my monstera doesn’t have any of those splits i’ve had her for almost a year and she puts out new leaves all the time but not one has a split, do some not have that or am i doing something wrong 😭

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  1. ella

    also why is one of the leaves drooped like that? there’s nothing wrong with it it’s just bent 😭

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  2. Carly

    I’m fairly new to monstera but I believe the splits come as the plant ages and matures. This is what google says.

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    • Carly

      Yours is a very healthy looking plant though so carry on what you’re doing.

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    • ella

      thank you!! ☺️

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  3. William

    It depends on how old it is but it may need more light it will also just grow faster with more light and heat

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    • ella

      it gets a lot of light but heat might be factor it’s not to close to the vent

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    • William

      No it doesn't need to be close to a vent as long as it's inside it's good but moving it outside in the summer could help if you can

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  4. GreenLeaf

    It took mine 3 years to give me fenestrated leaves. Be patient, yours looks super healthy:)

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    • ella

      patience is my worst enemy lol but i’m glad im not alone here.

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  5. Salty

    I was in the same boat for a while what worked for me was putting it on a moss pole. One of those plastic ones that you put presoaked moss inside and then feeding the nodes through. I found mine on Amazon. The next leaf didn’t have the holes but the very next one did. I also have mine placed right next to a south facing window. Hope this helps!!

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    • ella

      i’ve been looking for a moss pole, i’ll get one! glad to know im not alone here just gotta be patient lol

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  6. Grey

    Typically, large leaves start to develop fenestrations when the overall plant span reaches around a meter. You can increase the likelihood by trimming the tiny older leaves at the base.

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    • ella

      good to know i might do that as there’s two really small ones at the bottom that haven’t grown and there curled in

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