Frank
My monstera isn’t doing so well and has drooping and curling leaves. It also had a yellow leave which I just removed. Any tips on what to do? Is the pot to small maybe?
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KarliGreer
This is my first monstera and it was a gift so I’m feeling out of my comfort zone. I repotted my plant about a month or so ago when I got it, it’s my understanding that its never had a pole to grow on. I think it’s time to add one because some of the shoots are growing sideways. Do I need to repot the whole plant to add in a coco pole or can I just put the stake in there? Any tips on how to secure the fronds is also greatly appreciated 💚 (also I posted a picture in the comments to show the top of the pot if that is helpful at all)
Madi
I just got my first Monstera!!! I had it in a sunny corner in my apartment, but it was directly in the wind of our A/C. I moved it because the leaves started turning yellow on the edges. Is this from the cold air or something else??
803plantguy
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I got a baby thai constellation today & broke my bank account🥲 she was worth it though🤩
The Alley of 221B
Had this beauty for about two months now. I saved her from drowning due to previous owners. She slowly bouncing back. We are on a normal watering schedule. So my question is this. Is the drooping normal? Is my baby doomed for the plant graveyard? P.S she was watered a week ago.
Daniela
Just got this Monstera gifted. Will be adding a moss pole soon :) I have some questions regarding lighting… should I place her right next to a SW window with sheer white curtains or farther from SW window with some shade in the morning-noon. I know the best is indirect bright light and am trying to find the best spot for her. Appreciate any advice!!
Alycia
New to Planta, and plants haha! My friend gave me this when she moved about 6 months ago and I’ve brought her back to life but I’m wondering in terms of lighting if I should move her closer to a window or if she’s okay farther from the window? Also should I put something to stabilize her? Some of the heavier branches are putting weight on the smaller leaves! Thanks in advance!
Celeste
I have a moss pole that I am planning to attach to this monstera… any tips or tricks?
A & F
Half of her leaves are thriving, there are brown spots on a number of the other leaves, and 2-3 have completely died. I water her regularly and she gets the correct amount of sunlight. Does anyone have any recommendations? I really don’t want to give up on her! TYIA
Wendy
Monstera Crazy!! It’s the light for me!😁
Kenzo
My new girl in town is absolutely stunning. Or she will be once I make sure this brown stuff isn’t serious? Help
Mary Cole
I am OBESSED 😫😍 I just got her today. Drove 3 hours for her. $90. And I’d do it again!
Dana
HELP!!! My monstera i treated for root rot a week ago, welp IT CAME BACK. Now im switching her to water pot she made me angy
Corey
I got this albo monstera a year ago in November. It hasn’t put out any new leaves, and within the last month began losing its color and lost a whole leaf. It was expensive and I don’t want it to die. Help! Please!
Kirsty
I’m tempted to buy a little monstera to pot in with this to fill it out a bit. Is that a stupid idea?
Annabelle
Hey! Have a 1-2 yr old monstera, has extreme leaf changes. I believe it’s from watering issues. Pls help!! x
Shirley🪴you jest
Hi, This beauty was given to me!! I know 😳…Nice gift! Poor thing was a bit of a tangled mess and I repotted her with a coconut coir stake, however the stake/pole is actually three pieces that are sold to fit together. The three pieces never fit well and it’s collapsing under the weight of her growth. My challenge is that I’m not in love with the common stake options, like the moss filled plastic grid poles. I’m wondering if anyone has utilized something a little different or unique that might be a bit more sturdy, decorative, or much less noticeable? In addition, because she was allowed to grow wildly, her branches were already firm and in downward or right angles. I did some initial trimming, but I’m wondering if I’d be better off trimming her way back when I replace the pole so that I can better train her new branches to incircle the new support. She’s slowly pulling this (lame) segmented coir pole over. All ideas welcome. Thank you 🪴
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Christine
Miss Lola just being beautiful this morning.
