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This keeps happening. Just the other day I cut off a bunch of yellow leaves. Today I have a couple more. But it’s also giving me new leaves like crazy and made friends with my gold dust croton lol should I be worried? Also, just imagine a gold dust colored Swiss cheese plant 🤩
Apparently, my Thai Con isn’t getting enough sunlight sitting at my east-facing window, one out of the two windows I have in my lil’ studio. I put a grow light and it’ll be running for the next 9 hours… but am I doing this right? I don’t want to lose her, she’s so beautiful. Would love your thoughts and constructive feedback!
I don't think I have the magic monstera touch. I got these Thai Con nodes in May 2024....almost 18 months ago! Not stellar growth. Put it on a Moss pole in July 2025, and also found thrips that I treated for 6 weeks. She is trying hard to come back. I still have 1 leaf that was not damaged, and a new leaf (small) coming in. I was fertilizing until Oct (weak amt per watering). I am still trying to find the right light....she is in a East window, so indirect light. Suggestions?
🎃New Leaf= Happy Plant Mama!!!👻
This is my first outdoor plant, however not my first monstera. I rescued her from my mother’s house because she was getting neglected and had many brown leaves and soft, saggy stems. I chopped the brown leaves and checked for root rot or damage and repotted it with a better soil mix. I have yet to get a trellis or moss pole for it. I do great with my indoor plants but i know care is a bit different with outdoor. Any tips, tricks or advice would be greatly appreciated !!
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Large new leaf finished opening on my Thai constellation I keep at work
POV: You live in a studio apartment, so the only area for isolating new plants is in the bathroom. 😂
Moved my HalfMoon cutting from semi hydro to chunky mix and she is rewarding me with a new leaf 🥰
Still not sure what she is(she's only got four leaves and only had one when I rescued her) BUT babys first fenestration! 😬
Can someone help me save this plant? It had been over watered and over the past couple months I’ve been trying to get him on track but nothing seems to help :/
Hi! Wanting to dabble into moss poles and seeking any tips. Should I separate these at all into their own pots and if so what size pots? These are the products I purchased to start
Help 🥲 My monstera just can’t seem to get happy. There’s yellow and brown/dried spots. I recently moved it to the bathroom that has natural indirect light and more moisture due to the shower. That’s when it began to yellow. I typically water once a week. Even in the photo you can see a new leaf is coming in and it’s already brown before unraveling. Any thoughts? Or suggestions!?!
Oh, she’s showing off 🪴
Why is this happening to my Monstera?
Hi, i’m a new plant owner and i’m not sure what i’m doing wrong with this monstera. Some of the leaves are falling and some are turning black, any information would be appreciated. Thanks :)
My beautiful monstera! Knock on wood haven't had any issues it's been growing crazy outside. I can't reach the pot anymore. I have had this plant over 2 years now the big pot next to it is also cuttings from the mother plant.
Hello all, I was wondering if I should consider sizing up my pot for my Monstera? I got her this year, it’s been less than a year but getting pretty close to it. She has been doing pretty well, I recently got a humidifier as well. (hand for scale)
I found a Monstera near the trash that someone left. I decided to try and rescue it… I decided propagating seemed to be the best option due to the rest of the leaves being completely dead. Any recommendations?
What do I need to do to bring this orchid back to life? We put a couple of ice cubes.
