aBeanSpeaks

almost 3 years ago

I’ve had this monstera for over a year and have been meaning to repot it since then — I only got around to it last week. It declined significantly because I stopped watering it to repot it, but couldn’t get around to doing it until weeks later, after most of its leaves started yellowing. I put it in entirely new soil, gave it a hearty watering, and trimmed off most of its dying leaves so it could save energy, but I’m worried I shocked it a little too much because now it’s only green leaf is yellowing. Can I save it? I’m very, very new to this and very emotionally attached to this plant.

Lucia

almost 3 years ago

She’s growing wild✨

How can I help this 😭😭😭😭

Kirsty

almost 3 years ago

I got this done this morning!

Recently I am seeing browning of new leaves from the mid section of my monstera plant. Can you help me with how can I restore it?

Hi I snipped this monsters from my office to grow at home and I’ve noticed the newest leaf start to show darker veins? I read online that it can be a lack of iron but I’m using aquarium ferts right now that has iron in it, roots look fine so far as this plant has been living in water since I started propagating it. Any idea what I can do to improve its condition? Thanks!

The day has finally come.. newest addition to the collection

I’m obsessed with my monstera😫😍 she gives me so much joy

Plantlicious

almost 3 years ago

Fall seems to be her favorite season… 3 new leaves in 2 weeks🥰

Lindsey

about 3 years ago

🗳️Requesting your vote/advice. I’m struggling on WHEN to pull the trigger and repot up this huge guy. He’s ready, and has also outgrown his stakes (major lean going on), but I’m struggling bc we’re heading into the winter where he won’t be at his best bc of less sun here in Dallas. How much should that play into my decision on when to repot? You should also know- he continues to push new growth. Do I: 1) Wait and repot in the spring and just get more stakes in him for now? Or 2) get over it and repot now. 😅🤷🏻‍♀️🌿

Queen Rd.

about 3 years ago

New addition to the house 😍🥰

Nick

about 3 years ago

hi all! i rescued this guy who was in sort of bad shape from a costco near me. he’s been repotted and provided with the correct soil type but some of his leaves are still yellowing. humidity in my apartment is usually low but there’s a small humidifier directly next to his pillar on the ground. is there something i should be doing differently? never been a monstera person (mostly hoya, tradescantia and pothos variations). any help appreciated ❤️

𐌛★ⵍ!𐌂

about 3 years ago

Lots of this plants leaves have been brown and new leaves have grown in brown to, it looks like burns? It isn’t getting direct sun though…. any ideas??

Megan Orton

about 3 years ago

Hi!! 🪴 I just adopted my first monstera and I’m soo excited. He was propagated from a much bigger plant. I want to give him the best care possible so I’m looking for any and all advice. Today, I cut off the brown/dead pieces around some of the leaves. It has a few yellowing spots/stems. Anything special I need to do to care for it? Should I just let it live its life and not bother it extra? 🤣 TIA!!

Yodelayheehoo

about 3 years ago

Plant mail came this week! Been wanting a Mint since I first laid eyes on them. 😍

Hi~ I am a newbie with plants ~ mostly because every plant I have ever owned has died. Pretty quickly, too. I received a Monstera and another plant for my birthday recently because I have been admiring other peoples plants and my loved ones noticed. I was so excited when I received my plants, but am now worried because after only a few weeks my Monstera leaves are browning all over! I swear I am watering it like I’m supposed to (once per week) and I’ve even tried talking to it at this point! Does anyone know why my leaves would be browning? To be specific, they will start to turn brown and then will be brittle in the brown spots to the point that it seems like that part is dying… thank you in advance for any feedback you might have!

Hello! I’ve downloaded this app to look for some advice - I’ve had this monstera for many years and left it at my parents’ house when I first moved out. Now I’ve got my own home I’ve brought it with me, but it’s so top heavy and I don’t know what to do! I definitely should have looked into how to prune it properly when I first had it but it’s always been happy and put out new leaves so I never worried too much. Now it’s tipping over and I feel like it’s outgrown the younger leaves and thinner stem at the bottom. Should I cut it higher up and propagate? Or is there another way of tidying it up and keeping it healthy? Thank you!

Sara W

about 3 years ago

HELP!!! I went to turn my precious Thai in the window and saw THIS! I noticed the edge of a leaf browning just a hair a couple weeks ago, but I thought it was a fluke. I’ve had this girl for a couple years now and have never had any issue. Why does she have brown spots????

Bec

about 3 years ago

Update- I used a zip tie How to secure moss poles???? Tired of them wiggling around!

I got this Thai Con in July as a baby. First new leaf that emerged was half white. Second was fenestrated with classic speckled pattern. Third (currently unfurling) looks like it’s going to be mostly white with fenestrations. I’m wondering if I should be worried about the next leaf being fully white. It’s in a south facing window. I have a Deliciosa in the same window that has almost 3 foot wide leaves.