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Feed your obsession for Monstera plants, and connect with a community of like-minded individuals who share your passion for these beautiful and distinctive houseplants.

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HopeGouker

I feel like my monsters isn’t getting enough sunlight even though I have it right next to the window. It leans towards the window like it wants more light. The leaves are starting to discolor and a lot of the “newer” leave won’t split. It’s been getting nicer outside, between 60-75 degrees, I live in South Carolina. Would it be a bad idea to set it outside and let it get some sun for the next few weeks or even until the end of summer?

lioneatszebra

I’ve been growing monsteras from seed for a bit now. All but one of my baby leaves is green. This one has an interesting pattern. It’s not a new leaf so it *should* be fully formed now. I’m wondering if the experts out there think this could be variegation? I tried to take a pic the best I could without light glare.

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nia

this morning i noticed that my monstera’s newest leaf was flat against its petiole. i just got home and now it’s leaning away from the window completely. any idea what’s going on?

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The Vandergriffs

Are any Monstera non toxic for cats? Open to similar suggestions. They’re just so beautiful and it makes us sad we can’t have one because most are toxic.

Bigredamazon

My local grocery has Thai Constellation Monstera for $29.99 in a 4” pot. Is this a good deal?

Madderdebs

Please advise what I should do with these Thai con roots..are they viable??

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JaisKH

Hi everyone, any ideas as to why the newer leaves are growing in yellow? The older, larger leaves look healthy as far as I can tell, but more yellowing towards the bottom of the plant â˜č Is being in a North West facing window too much light? Any help appreciated đŸŒ±đŸ™đŸ»

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thekintsugidav

Good evening, Planta residents! Went on a mission after work to find a rare plant in a not so rare setting. After hitting eight grocery stores, we found a $29 Thai Constellation at Kroger so naturally we had to add to our collection. We also took it upon us to create a Monstera corner and.. I think we’re going to need a bigger barrel. -thekintsugidav

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Kelsey

Loveee my Thai Constellation’!!!

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Timmyturner

#BabyMostros Water props into soil

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Sailor

is this the start of a new leaf? i’m new to monsters so i’m unsure of when they get new leaves and what they look like!! Do i need to alter my care for the plant if it’s getting new leaves?

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Yodelayheehoo

Newest leaf on my monstera aurea. 😍

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Emma:)

So I am very new to monstera plants and I just bought some seeds, anyone have any tips to planting them and where to start?

Botanista

Its happening! From broken stem to first fenestrations đŸŒ±â™„ïž she’s so resilient!

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JaisKH

Does my Monstera need repotting? I’m unsure whether this is too much root to soil ratio. It’s currently in a 14cm pot and I have a 15cm pot to transfer it into but am I being too hasty? Any help would be appreciated! đŸ™đŸ»

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Kameron

hi there ! This is my baby Thai what soil is best for her ??

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Sam M

My monstera seems to be a bit back heavy and I want to make sure she is well supported. Any suggestions of what use? I’m a newbie plant mom and appreciate any help!

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SharonE

I was told I should cut off all my older small non-fenestrated leaves to encourage new big leaf growth. I have a pretty big monstera deliciosa. Does this sound like a good idea?

IplantevenrightnowđŸȘŽ

My siltipecana is yellowing; could this be sun stress? It’s been 4-5 feet from an east-facing window. It is more likely a watering issue?

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Robbo

So it looks like my cheese plant has root rot. I repotted it in a clay pot 2 months ago as it was growing brilliantly and out grew its pot. I potted it with some old compost I had outside “ it it was super boggy” so I assumed that it would dry out indoors. Well 2 months later it had never dried out and stayed wet and just went downhill! so today I baught a new plastic pot, pulled it out and noticed that most of the roots were gone, mushy and horrid. I cut all the bad stuff off and repotted it and used new soil. The spoil is slightly damp from its packet. Don’t think it will grow back? should I not water it for a week?