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Pam JR

Hello Monstera Lovers I have had mine for over 3 yrs and at the beginning I knew nothing about her and finally I was able to see improvements about 1y 1/2 ago. Now not long ago decide to repotted and for so bad reason she started to yellow almost completely. I decided to check her roots and found that some weren’t in good condition and decided to take action. I mixed my soil like I always do and have always done since I learned how to properly and components add to it, I repotted her yesterday and I cannot do anything else but wait I guess. My question for the “experts” lol here is: since she’s going through a “stress” here 😔 should I watered her with food?? What else can I add to the water to have her come back to life?? Some tips will be highly appreciated 😘

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  1. Sam

    i think she is just super stressed from being repotted (sounds like twice in close proximity of each other). all you can do is wait at this point i think. poke some aeration holes if you think her soil may be too wet for too long but her soil looks super chunky and perfect. if the rest of the plant starts to go, take a cutting and cut your losses. i’ve killed many plants! good luck!

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    • Pam JR

      I mean me too hahaha but this is my fav one. I was actually thinking about cutting the newer ones and start over if she does not recover. -thanks ☺️

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  2. Chelsea 🌱✨

    In the last photo it almost looks like there could be thrips on the lowest and tallest leaves. Hard to tell for sure though. Do those white spots on the leaves look like little bugs?

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    • Pam JR

      No there’s no bugs on them

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  3. Wolfen 🐺

    When you say the roots weren't doing good down you mean rot? Or pest damage? The yellowing on the leaves looks to be from overwatering. The yellowing from the edges, and inwards as it progresses.

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    • Pam JR

      Yeah there was some rot on them. So I cleaned them took off all the bad and had to repotted again due to the soil not being fully chunky and finding that the roots were not in perfect conditions. Now I treated her and am just waiting

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    • Pam JR

      I repotted her last Sunday and she was fine butI think that I probably missed the roots plus the soil wasn’t chunky enough. I will keep my eyes on it but I checked all my plants almost daily and NO pests am very particular with that

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  4. Pam JR

    Thanks everyone you are awesome

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