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Sadee Smith

My Swiss cheese monstera plant isn’t looking too healthy and I don’t know what to do! I left her out past two days because it was cloudy and rainy with decent temps but her leaves are droopy. What does this mean? I will be moving her back inside tonight. Do I need to steak up her leaves at all? She is growing rapidly and leaves are getting big but droopy. I’m a beginner.

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  1. MikeNeedsMorePlants

    I don't know much about monsteras, but I do know plants can get stressed with environmental changes (i.e. relocating a pot). People go so far as to gradually move their indoor plants if they want to relocate it to another room in their house

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  2. Moriah

    I wouldn’t recommend leaving it out in the rain or being an inside outside plant? Unless it’s only hours at a time. Monsteras need to dry out completely before being water again so if it’s been raining it probably is just over watered and needs a consistent environment. It will bounce back tho!

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  3. Hemlock Plants

    That’s also a really big pot for a monstera. Will be hard for soil to dry out which can lead to root rot. Typically you want a monstera pot to be 1-2 inches larger than root ball.

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