LeafyGreenhouse
Omg !!!!! My Thai con is producing a new leaf for the first time in a month ! I am really happy as it looks like it has good variegation and splits in the leaf ! I’m really happy !
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Monstera Maniacs
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Danika
I went away on vacation a week ago and my poor monstera got overwatered while in the care of a family member :( Only this leaf and a baby one that turned yellow seem to have been affected. The brown one is standing tall and there seems to be a new leaf growing on its stem but the bottom of it is browning already. I have brought it out on my 4 season patio to hopefully dry out the soil enough to help it get back to normal. It seems to be working so far, I have about half an inch of soil dried out along the sides of the pot already. I was wondering if I should I be cutting this leaf off? Or do I wait some more to see if it’ll come back? This is my first time owning a monstera so I am so so grateful to receive any help for you guys! Thanks in advance!!
Grow in grace
Look at these beautiful fenestrations coming through on the new leaf on my albo monstera 🥰😍
Laura
My baby has her first fenestrated leaf. She’s starting to grow up. Very exciting.
MiKayla
AHHH I’m so excited! My monstera produced one of the biggest leaves yet 🥹 it’s been going crazy (6 new leaves since I bought it in March) and this last one that fully opened is bigger than my hand!
Callum
First new leaf with my Thai con 😳
My Leafy Life
Hi, I'm new to this group. I was given a Monstera as a gift a year or so ago. I was told the leaves won't split until it matures. How long does it take to mature? I didn't know these needed to be pruned. How often do I need to do that?
LadyBeeeeee
Should I split and separate this guys up? I will be cleaning him up and repotting in a few day, just can’t decide if I want to make more 🌱
lulpeanut
Hi everyone! I just moved to a new city and was finally able to bring Monty (my monstera) down after about a month. I repotted him 4 days ago because he was extremely root-bound—and with all the recent rain, I also wanted to give him chunkier, better-draining soil. I know he still needs more soil (I ran out while repotting all my plants), but I’ve noticed a few things and could use some advice. While I was gone, he pushed out several new leaves, but none of them are fenestrated. I also noticed a lot of small leaves clustered at the base that seem to have maxed out in size. I know he’s overdue for a good pruning, but I’ve never pruned a plant before. How should I go about it, and is there anything specific I should keep in mind for a monstera? I’ve included some pictures of what he looks like now. Thanks in advance!
Plantaholic🪴
We just repotted my monstera and handmade a trellis!🪴❤️
String of hearts
Hey guys can anyone tell me how my monstera is doing? I’m thinking super well but just wanting to be sure? I also repotted her and gave her a better soil mix
Falyn
I’m pretty sure my monstera has root rot, just by some of the leafs and the new leaf that was coming in that I had to cut off. But what do I do to fix it, I just got this plant not even a month ago and the is my first plant with root rot. So what do I do?
Jcook
PSA to pull your one-directional plants out of their windows and appreciate them
Rhea
This is my monstera Jade! She’s normally inside but I’ve been pruning her leaves. Any tips would be great!
Kirsty
Hi there, I'm a new plant mum to a Monstera called Betty. I have uploaded some photos and as you will see I have some dark spots on some leaves and then a little white spot on another. I have purchased a moss pole for support and some clips so I will attend to that soon enough. However I'm just wondering what the dark bits are and if I'm killing it? I've only had her for a week watered once but not too much and soil does feel dryish, I'm just worried about over watering too 😩😩 ah who knew plants could cause so much panic 🙈🙈 also I know the actual pot itself is too small, her nursery pot had a ridge and didn't fit! I'm getting her a terracotta 😊
Elina
Sorry for the jump scare! This is my friend’s very bald-headed monstera adansonii that I’m trying to revive and rehabilitate. It’s been living high on a shelf, and while next to a sliding by door, was too high to get enough light. I just brought it home today (it’s on my porch away from my plants + indirect sunlight & humidity for it) and I will be working on it in a couple days. Other possible issues: - Root bound - Nutrient poor - There were bobby pins holding old bald vine coiled into the pot. These were rusted and choking the plant. - I also think maybe one of the cats peed in the pot at some point based on the smell even though it was up high. This I’m not sure on as I’m not a cat person. What I can say though is I’ve washed my hands and showered and my fingers still smell weird. 🤢 I’ve watched a lot of videos, but would love to hear how y’all would go about trying to save this plant!
KT :)
My monsteras been struggling a bit and I need some advice! It’s been very good at pumping out new leaves and it looks pretty full from the top, but the bottom leaves are yellowing. Is there not enough light because the window is too high? Or am I overwatering? Please help 🙏
House Plant Homies🪴
Been looking for this for 2 years!
Callum
Is the base of my thai con healthy? Noticed some black marks appearing, but just out out a new leaf about a week ago?
RYergie
My Monstera Thai Constellation has some browning spots. I always let it completely dry out, its in a monstera chunky mix, and in a clear nursery pot with drainage holes so I can watch the roots. Why is this happening?
