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Madi 🌱

Hi! So this is my monstera. She’s gone through some rough patches. Just wondering if anyone had any ideas or ways I can help her. I know the leaf on the left is dying but should I cut it? I’m new to monsteras. The leaf on the right is pretty new. Only like a month old. Appreciate any and all tips! Thanks (The picture on the left is it on July 12th so we’re doing good so far)

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  1. plantgeek

    these are signs of overwatering. check the roots. leaves should not be unfurling already damaged

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    • Madi 🌱

      These were the roots

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    • plantgeek

      that looks like rot to me. pull on the roots to see what falls off. chop off anything stringy or mushy. then into a much smaller pot.

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    • Madi 🌱

      Okay thank you 🙏🙏

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  2. tallgirlzoe

    Honestly the roots look ok to me, but hard to tell without feeling them. But re: leaves, I trim the brown bits to keep away bugs (but don't cut into the green b/c it'll always leave behind a dead scab and you're trying to preserve as much chlorophyll as possible). The green will steadily drain out of the leaf & stem, but leave as long as possible b/c it's still producing energy for the plant. Once it turns yellow you can cut it off. I would say to switch the substrate to an aroid-specific mix. I also got "Stress Coat" fish tank additive for my water b/c the minerals in my tap water burn my leaves. So now I filter it and add 2-3 drops (literally just drops) of stress coat to 1gal of water, and that's worked absolute wonders for mine.

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    • Madi 🌱

      I actually did repot it yesterday in that soil lol so I’m glad you said that so I know that was the right move. Thanks for the advice ❤️

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