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title: "I got this from Work can someone help me"
description: "I got this from Work can someone help me"
url: "https://getplanta.com/community/UeI834LBSHCioL8MwLcQxA/hjAakS93Shu923qFav2CCw?language=fr"
community: "Monstera Maniacs"
author: "New plant dad"
published: "2024-06-18T15:28:40.098714Z"
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# I got this from Work can someone help me

_Publié par New plant dad le 2024-06-18_

I got this from  
Work can someone help me

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## 6 commentaires

### Bri a commenté le 2024-06-18

What exactly do you need help with ?

#### New plant dad ha respondido el 2024-06-18

There are brown spots on the leafs, and the yellow one

#### Hay Hay ha respondido el 2024-06-19

The Yellow could be just because it is the oldest leaf, which is normal. Looks like only one leaf has brown spots, which it might have just been burnt.

As for now, make sure it has drainage with very chunky soil.

TBH these plants are pretty hardy as long as you don't overwater it. Overwatering is not the amount of water you give it, but the frequency you water it.

I currently have 4 Deliciosa (one is an albo and one is Thai Constellation) a few varieties of adansonii, and a spruceana. They are a great plants. Good luck! She is a beaut!

### Bri a commenté le 2024-06-18

I would first check the roots the pot looks a tad big, the brown might be from normal wear n tear

#### New plant dad ha respondido el 2024-06-18

Thank you

### send\_nodes a commenté le 2024-06-18

It’s a Monstera Deliciosa :) Let the soil dry out between watering and give it bright, indirect light.

You might see some aerial roots eventually (roots that grow from the stem). If you want, you can just direct these towards the soil and they’ll eventually grow into it.

They also like small pots with well-draining, chunky soil. I have mine in mostly orchid bark and perlite. Regular potting soil is okay as long as it’s drying out completely between watering

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