I received my monstera albo cutting (shipped in sphagnum over three days, rooted in water by seller) in the mail today. š„² It had root rot, and it extends to the other side of the node. The leaf and stems look okay. I used sterilized clippers to trim the rot and I placed it back in water, I salvaged the node but not the root. Is this my best shot? Any tips at all??? **Cross-posted
I donāt have advice but maybe try propping in leca or perlite? But I just bought a 4ā from Walmart.com for $60ā¦ maybe get a whole plant if you can?
0 likes An albo? I only saw Thaiās :(
0 likes Awe man I wasnāt thinking š Iām sorryā¦ it is a Thai. Donāt give up and do everything you can!
1 like But also, do you have another node on the other stem? I would just keep in water ā¦ itāll keep it alive for some time and the roots will come through
1 like It looks like it does have a node a bit higher up too. Thank you!!
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I had a Thai con with root rot, lost all roots and had what appeared to be a node at the bottom of the leaves.. figuring I had nothing to lose, I stuck it in water and voila
This is the small bit of hope I needed š Thank you ā¤ļø
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