I’m a monstera newbie. A friend of mine gave me this plant September of last year, and it had only four leaves, it has absolutely exploded this summer open for suggestions!
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I’m a monstera newbie. A friend of mine gave me this plant September of last year, and it had only four leaves, it has absolutely exploded this summer open for suggestions!
Chaz’s first growth with splits 🥹 all grown up!
Looking for fertilizer suggestions, 2 months into owning this TC and it’s already grown three leaves to include the fenestration.
does anyone know why my leaves are turning yellow/brown like this?
My little albo
Hey 👋🏻 I’ve had this Monstera for a couple years now and he’s flourishing, though I’d like to arrange him to climb up the moss pole. As the roots are in the centre, I’ve had to position the pole on the edge, tethering nodes to it, but I’m ideally wanting it to be more central… Any tips/advice on getting him to be more like the photo I have here?
Should I downsize? I moved it from a tiny pot, to a medium pot, to this XXL pot last summer. It still has new growth every few weeks and does fine. But I feel like it’s just so spread out.
Should I trim these small leaves, or leave them?
What does everyone use to wipe down leaves? I’ve been told just spray water but I’ve seen videos before where it looks almost soapy? Just want my babies to feel and look their best 😌
Anyone know why my monstera is beginning to look like this? I thought it may be from pests but not sure. Any advice on how to treat it?
look at the length of this air root! i can’t wait until they’re like long beautiful monstera hairs that i can braid 😂
Befores and afters of repotting my recently acquired monstera 🥰
Y’all I am so confused. It’s growing and dying at the same time. 🙃 I got this from a nursery in Feb and it was infested with bugs in the roots. Had some heavy trauma with cleaning it and repotting. Since then it’s been a steady pattern of dying and growing. Trying to be patient because I understand it’s trauma but does anyone have an idea of what’s going on?? And how to make it comfortable??
Took a cutting of one leaf from the office monstera on the last day of my graduate assistantship so I could take a piece with me wherever I go… one year later we’re up to 4 open leaves!! Any tips on keeping her supported and thriving?
I repotted my monstera two months ago into a larger pot because the roots were overgrown. The leaves used to be strong, but now they’re saggy. I have hope because there’s new growth and it looks okay other than that. I put it in the north facing window, because frankly it’s the only spot I can fit it in. Now, I thought it’s sagging because it’s stressed from repotting, but it’s been a while now. What do you think I should do?
It’s time for my to repot my monstera and add a moss pole but I don’t exactly know what I’m doing? Any tips or pointers?
Got to the “root” of the problem. Learning my lesson on why we don’t support big box stores. Found out why my Monstera wasn’t doing well - four plants balled together into one pot.
Came back from vacation to this strange fungus (?) on my soil. Anyone know what this is? Do I need to repot or is there anything to be done?
4 years old this summer
Post leaf shining session