How would you experienced monstera parents Do with this? I was thinking about repotting it and laying the main stem that is almost horizontal with the ground, into the dirt and have new roots grow. What might you do?
How would you experienced monstera parents Do with this? I was thinking about repotting it and laying the main stem that is almost horizontal with the ground, into the dirt and have new roots grow. What might you do?
I wouldn’t bury the stem in soil as that can cause root rot which can kill the plant. What I would do is chop the plant where the aerial roots are already forming and either stick it right back into the soil or grow it in water for a few weeks until more roots grow. If there are nodes from the other part of the stem it might grow another plant!
1 likeI would recommend just getting an actual moss pole so that she can root into it and be truly anchored. Godspeed! She’s beautiful! 💚💚
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Thanks for the suggestions. 🪴
0 likesAir layer red area. Chop teal (beneath new root growth) to remove old stem. When you repot, you'll lose one or two of the bottom leaves. Set it up on a plank or pole to keep it growing upright in the future.
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I have tried Moss poles and other different kinds of poles to keep them growing upright. Can you recommend a YouTube video or a way to do that?
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Thank you so much for your input. That’s exactly what I was thinking about doing.
0 likesAre you looking for a video about air layering or about plant support?
0 likesTrain it to grow up. I had one that did that and it straightened up
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