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Just got her from Home Depot. seems to be doing well but it seems to be multiple plants put together. It’s winter now so I’m scared to mess with her but do we think i should repot and separate them or wait until spring? Also she has some damage and a lot of little bottom leaves. Also has 4 freshly unfurled leaves.
I scored a top cutting of a Monstera Esqueleto today WHITE POWDER : I've put DIATOMACEOUS EARTH on it just incase! Don't need any pests around here ! QUESTION : it's in Moss should I put in perlite ? ROOTS PICTURED BELOW
My monstera was doing super well… 2 recent new growths. There was a third one on the way before I noticed spider mites on my lemon tree. I have since eliminated the spider mites, but my monstera is not doing too well. Recent yellowing of leaves and this browning on one of the stems. Any ideas?
Finally got my Monstera Mint💚
The plants in these pics used to be in one pot. After an unfortunate root rot incident, she spent several months rehabilitating in some water under a grow light. I repotted her about 2 months ago. She lost some leaves initially as expected. But the yellow pot and brown/white pot continue to have leaves yellow and fall off. Any suggestions on what to do?
Save Marilyn ✨UPDATE✨ She’s doing so good! Even pushing out a new leaf!!! I saved her y’all 🥹🥹 Context, when I got her she was in a seed plug which caused root rot after about two months. She had 1 teeny tiny aerial root and now just look at her 🥹🥹🥹
I bought my first Monstera Deliciosa at ikea 😭
Beautiful new growth 😍 I’m obsessed
I’m so excited for this new leaf!
So I’m hoping to repot my monstera because she is getting wayyy too big for her pot and I want her to thrive! Any suggestions or helpful advice would be very much appreciated!
Hello, Unfortunately my monstera Thai con got sick and all his leaves went yellow, it was previously in a pot with chunky soil mix. I have removed it and tried to clean roots as much as possible and I have put it in the bottle with water and a drop of plant food. Is what I am doing correct? If there is any recommendations or suggestions on what I should do to give my plant as much hope as possible? I would really appreciate any help! Edit: I also want to add that, this plant has constantly only ever grown white leaves, is there anything I can do at this stage to prevent that?
previous owner planted the node vertically instead of horizontally and a leaf grew really weird (the sideways one). Is there a way to fix it? and should I be worried about another leaf growing this way again? (I’ve repotted it as horizontally as I can and have a grow light indirectly above it)
Have anyone else’s plants died after fruiting? We have a 5ish year old monstera that produced a fruit twice at my work. She was pretty gross and ignored in the corner for the most part but still alive with nothing dramatic happening. It was in the same spot, next to the same plant, and given the same bottled water and moderate level of neglect for the 5 years we had it. The first fruit we left alone. The second I accidentally knocked off so we ate it. The whole plant died within a week of the second fruit ripening. Is this a common thing that happens if you remove the fruit?
Albo wetstick producing first leaf about 6-7 weeks in!
My monstera is dying… please help. Am I able to save her or should I just start over?
My new leaf came out looking this this, discolouration. Also looks like this on the back ?? Any ideas of what’s going on?? And last photo had browning on the back aswell :(
Our Big Cheese as it’s called seems to be suffering despite following the Planta app recommendations. We have moved it several times and it’s still seems to be suffering. Both this and the Never Never plant are lifted off the floor, as we have under floor heating. Could this be the issue? Is the discolouration normal in a young leaf?
When do I need to go to a bigger pot? Shes doing really good and I dont want to stress her out. She grew a leaf through the wrong opening, so I may need to remove this trellis that shes in, but shell fall over. The beast is already taller than the window, and Im not exactly sure what to do next. Im really looking for suggestions from the community is all :)
Random question: the air in my flat is quite humid now that it’s colder. My monstera has always guttated after watering but now that it’s humid it seems to guttate every single evening. The windowsill she sits infront of is often littered with water droplets by the morning. Which is cool but will it be affected much if I water it whilst the air is so wet? There’s a new leaf sprouting and I’m basically just over thinking because she’s been doing so well and I don’t want to make a single wrong move and harm her 😅. The soil is almost completely dry on top now.
bought a monstera albo but its leaf grew kind of funky, any advice? Or should I just leave it be?
