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Monstera Maniacs

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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Chris

Monstera has curling leaves. Soil doesnt seem overwatered. What can be the culprit?

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ValleyoftheSun

My new growth points on my Albo are getting bigger! The longest one looks like it started pushing a leaf out this morning! I’m so excited to see what she does!

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Plantnificent

Hello world, Meet Centrella, she’s been under my care for 2yrs now and growing amazingly fast. I’m truly blessed to have her in my home 🌿💚

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Kat

My Walmart FINALLY got the Thai Constellations in and of course I got one!!! I definitely couldn’t beat $39. I’m so stoked to finally have this stunning plant in my collection! She even has a new leaf that recently unfurled 🥹💗

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Danni

Hello. I just bought this Monstera at Trader Joe’s. She is my first Monstera. I repotted her in my substrate mixture as she was a bit root bound. I watched some YouTube videos about staking when they are young. I see three growth points. Two I can stake and create the “back” of the plant and the other one is growing the opposite direction toward the other stems. I’m thinking I should cut and propagate the one that is the opposite direction. And maybe individually stake the other two with slim moss poles for now. What do you guys think? The part I’m holding below is the one that I think I should cut.

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Kirsten

Is my new leaf dying?? :( I got this monstera plant from a friend back in April. It was doing so well and started to sprout a new leaf! But I have an issue of fungus gnats that I’ve been trying to get rid of. 18 days ago I watered with hydrogen peroxide solution to naturally kill the gnats. They were still around and I was worried about larvae in the soil so 9 days ago I watered with mosquito bits. But my new leaf is turning yellow and browning. What does that mean? I feel like I want to repot my plant with new soil but I’m afraid of putting it into shock. Per the mosquito bit instructions I should water with that solution again, but I’m afraid of overwatering. Should I mist the soil instead? Please help me save my new leaf!🙏

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Chim

Hell yall quick question. My monsters has been kind of struggling, however she’s growing a pretty healthy new aerial root BUT there’s no new growth points in sight. Any ideas why or what I should do to enlarge more growth

JenPlants909

My monstera is still wanting to live!! Being that she’s trying, I’m not sure she’s still “salvageable”. Do the greater monsters minds think she’ll be ok?

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cosette g

A year ago my Monstera was growing like crazy but now she’s not really growing at all and if there’s new leaves they’re super super small. She seems healthy enough in most regards! Is it time for a repotting? I’ve always heard these monsteras love being in small pots🤷🏼‍♀️

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Hannah Banana

Hi All! I just got this beautiful white monstera and took it home Wednesday out of its nuturing pot into potting soil with some nutrients and she’s so droopy! Is she salvagable? Or should I cut and start over /; She’s hanging out in my southwest window with slightly damp soil that is draining from the bottom. Help!

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Manida

New monstera mint

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Mkplantmom

New plant mom here.. any care tips for my Monstra?

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Bri

Little prop update, she’s doing so good and look at that tiny leaf 🥹

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Soupii

New Monstera plant father ✨🌿🌱🪴

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Mallicmonsteta

Hi yall, I repotted my monstera and some of the tiny roots were just falling off as I shoke the plant. They were the tiny roots that are on the big ones if that makes sense. I’m confident the plant doesn’t have root rot because the roots are white and healthy. Is this just root shedding? I potted the plant in a very chunky mix and waterd it.

KittCatty

So, as soon as I split and repot my beautiful monstera they all got root rot and started dying off. For some reason, whenever I try to repot ANY plant they all die. (I just lost my two lilacs that I bought and followed the instructions exactly.) But, the experts were able to help me possibly save 2 of my monsteras. 1 has 2 awful leaves, a nub growing out into a root, what looks like maybe another root getting started, and possibly 2 new leaves getting ready to emerge. It's odd, cause 1 is coming out on each stalk! The other plant has 1 dire leaf, no roots as of yet to speak of, but a brand new leaf appearing and getting ready to open soon, I hope. Has anyone had a plant get this bad and come back in good shape or make babies from them?

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KT

What, if anything, do I do about these? Are they roots? Dead? Plant seems happy?

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eatyacarbs

last leaf vs the newest 🥹 this tiny thing just debuted — it hadn’t made its way out even just this morning.

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Amanda 🌱

I just repotted my monstera. Is this a hanging monstera? Or can someone let me know which exactly it is. I will let it hang if it’s a hanging one. For the past yr it’s been held up with bamboo sticks. Should I put the bamboo sticks in or can it hang? Thanks!!

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Mallicmonsteta

Do I water my monstera after repotting it?