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Got home from house sitting to find this ☹️ I was only gone for 4 days, and I reeeally thought they’d be okay 🥲 my Thai Con seems to be rotting and my little monstera looks totally done. I’m going to inspect the Thai Con later today, should I just turn it into cuttings?
I did it… Treated myself to a monstera variegated albo. Absolutely gorgeous marbling. A little disappointed with how uneven she is, lacking a little symmetry. But with some tender loving care she will be bigger and bushier in no time ♥️
Omg is that an INNER FENESTRATION??? I’m gonna cry 😭😍
New leaf on my sport variegated monstera. This is the first time I’ve gotten inner fenestrations on a monstera!!
Seeing a TON of Deliciosas, gonna spice it up with my Esqueleto!
Got my Monstera Albo today🤍🪴
Her first leaf!!! Thanks to everyone who helped out and answered all of my newbie questions, thankful for this group!!
I just got this new left but I hate how sloppy it looks. Any advice on how to get it to stay up a little better? Or does anyone know if this is a new node? I could also chop and prop:)
I have these two different monsteras that I was thinking of potting together and putting on one big moss pole. Would it be an issue to put a deliciosa with a thai constellation like that?
Is a 6500K LED grow light strong enough for a Monstera Albo Variegated rooted node growth? (placed within 2 feet of them)
New leaf on my albo cutting 💚 thought I was going to kill it when some of the roots got rot such a trooper
Advice needed! This guy was doing great, bright green and making new leaves until he was overwatered. I re-potted a few days ago into a slightly smaller container (I think he was in a pot that was too big anyway). I’m curious if I should cut off the very yellow leaf drooping at the bottom? Can I expect the bigger yellow leaf with some yellowing to recover?
Hi- can someone help me with my monstera? I changed the soil because of a suggestion that it had root rot. It’s still not doing well. Any suggestions? I just watered from the bottom yesterday. Thank you!
UGH. I did it. I made The Big Chop. The moss pole was FULL of roots so the transition was really easy. It still hurt me though lol
hello everyone! i have a question regarding my monstera that i've had for a year and a half now. i repotted it the day i got it and it has been in the same pot the ever since. i noticed that it stopped producing fenestrated leaves a while ago, so i finally got around to repotting it in a bigger pot 2 weeks ago. since then, a bunch of the bottom leaves have turned yellow and died off. none of the newer leaves have yellowed, but i'm wondering if i should do anything to it. the new soil (potting soil + perlite mix) has been pretty damp surprisingly since the last time i watered it. maybe its due to the change of seasons? any advice is appreciated, thank you in advance!
ordered rooted Monstera White Tiger cuttings and they’ll be arriving soon! how much (direct?) light should they receive? This is my DREAM plant so I want to make sure they germinate well and grow!
Help needed!! I purchased this beautiful monstera just over a year ago, and it’s has grown like no tomorrow. Recently it has gotten a little unruly and I am lost!! Many of the branches are growing outwards rather than upwards and I’m not sure if I need to stake it, and if so where, with what and how!?! Currently I’ve used the felt velcro ties to bunch some of the branches together to keep them from drooping, but I don’t think that’s right and I definitely don’t want damage. Any advice would be a great help!!
Went to water this beauty and a few good sized roots are coming out of the drainage holes. Should I repot her, or wait a while longer?
I may have gone the wrong route by letting it spread horizontally rather than attaching it to a moss pole, but for now, I'm happy with my Monstera. I call her Chiara. :)
It always amazes me how quick plants respond when you give them what they want . 1st pic is from the seller literally a yr ago 2nd is what it grew into prior to support sorry I can only show the older part because I lost my pic of it before supporting it. (felt like forever) 3rd today maybe 1-2 months later after being supported . 🫢
