Help: Monstera Prop Fails! How do I START in soil? I am having the worst luck, trying to propagate Monstera cuttings. They were growing great roots in a dark stained glass vase in a rather dark room for about three months and were thriving. I took them out of the vase and brought them to my home I noticed some root rot, so cleaned up the roots a bit. I have very bright east facing light from floor to ceiling windows— complete opposite of where it was living and where the mother plant lives. That I believe was the first shock. They do NOT like bright indirect/East facing light! I put one cutting in soil and the roots struggled and died but the leaves remained healthy. The others I put in a clear glass vase with tap water and fertilizer and within two days, there is more rot, They were getting soft and coming off in my hand as I tried to rinse them. Wondering if the vases were too humid. So, I just whacked off all of the roots on one of them and cleaned as much rot from the nodes as I could to start over. The other one had salvageable roots so I cleaned those up and scraped off the rot. The leaves on all of them are still beautiful and green. Now fretting about whether I should just stick them in soil and try to start soil roots so that I don’t have the same failed experiment of transitioning water roots. Any advice??? Sharing pics.