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hi! So i’m trying to figure out where to chop back on the stem of the white leaf so hopefully new growth happens. you can see that there is some green towards the bottom, so i’m hoping it won’t keep throwing white. where exactly would i chop? i have no problem with my other monsteras, but i feel like im going to mess up with an albo 🥲
Is it too late to repot? Should be time to put this on a coir pole, but a bit worried with it being very close to winter...
My Albo decided to give me a 100% green leaf 😢 so I have moved her into more light and will see what the next leaf does.
Finally getting my first new leaf since purchase. It’s been over a month since I got it. And those 2 leaves have been brown since I got it but have never gotten more brown. They’ve stayed the same.
One new leaf and an unfurling leaf on my favorite Thai constellations!
I’ve been impatiently waiting for this new leaf to unfurl so I could share it with y’all 🤩
My new Thai constellation 💗, i tried staking her but idk if i did a good job. I will repot her into better soil/bigger pot but im waiting a month until she is used to my rooms conditions.
New baby😁
My Monstera has started growing roots out of the soil. What action needs to be taken? Also, I’m sure I need to thin out some of this plant. How do I do this?
Hey guys! Just got gifted this from a friend who was moving. She’s in pretty good shape and I don’t overwater or anything. What could these crispy brown spots indicate? Everything I read says overwatering or too much light- but those aren’t really the case. I’m a fairly seasoned plant care taker, and there’s not a ton of light in the location it’s in. Please help! Thanks in advance :)
👋 Plant Newbie here! Just learned about this, I’m sure many people who are advanced monstera owners already know it, but for anyone else like me here is a neat tip! 🪴😂
Hey everyone , so this leaf is looking like it’s def going to be smaller then the rest. She was in a pot that she was very root bound and I changed her pot as she was starting to pop out. Should I be concerned about a smaller leaf or is it cause of the previous pot being to small?
New giant leaf on my Thai Constellation!!!Excuse the junk lol, she’s too big so is tucked away in the spare room cause there’s no other room for her 😭
The crème brûlée I got off Palmstreet has opened the newest leave on one plat and has new leave coming in already!! I’m so excited to see the pattern on the newest leaf coming in
Carefully removed this offshoot from the mother plant after it was putting out roots from the edge of the pot into the ground. Gonna experiment with getting it to climb my Ylang Ylang tree. I planted the longest core root into ground and will let the other air roots find their way. Any suggestions on how I attached it? It’s not too tight and the two ropes are made of hay and dried papyrus stems. Any advice appreciated!
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 !!
