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Claire plants

Just moved my monstera (which was doing fabulously) to a new home in the middle of winter, and now all the leaves are turning brown and crispy and dying :( is this shock? How do you treat?

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  1. Tee Jay

    Shock and cold damage. Get it in warmth and bright light…back to ideal conditions

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    • Claire plants

      That’s what I thought. Should I cut off the dead/dying leaves then?

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    • Tee Jay

      I would. But that’s my personal preference. You could leave them on until the plant doesn’t want them anymore

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  2. Membre Planta

    Some crisping happened with mine for a basic repotting but it was very small, like a coin size. Do get your plant to a warmer spot. (Don’t be surprised if it takes a while for new growth, looks like there was a quite a shock.)

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    • Claire plants

      Yes it’s definitely quite shocked!! Thanks for your response

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    • Claire plants

      Do you think if I move it again though it will get shocked again?

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    • Dianne K

      Get a grow light and make sure it’s not too close to a heater but not a cold room either.

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    • Membre Planta

      If it is provided right temp, light and water/humidity, it can only benefit.

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