JungleLovin
My Albo and Mints new leaves 🥰
Foliage plants
Monstera Maniacs
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jlsKenzy
Love the new leaf 😍
happysoxdonkey
Day 2: humidity levels increasing. Desire to purchase more tissue cultures also increasing. They are both looking healthy so far.
Rhys
Finally brought my first Monstera home. 😍 She's so pretty. Of course I turn around for two seconds and one of my cats snapped a stem. 🙄 Let's see if some tape and good care can save the stem otherwise I'll try to propagate it. (And yes now it's completely inaccessible to them until it gets placed on a shelf.)
earth2mik
i have had this monstera for about 2 years now, and i bought it thinking it had no variegation. to my surprise, it has started to develop some on the main stem and on the backside of some leaves! i’m starting to think it was a reverse variegated plant when i bought it. either way, super cool to see!
MuhaMonstera
Guys is she dead? I’m kinda bummed out. She’s got thin and lost her color a bit. I’ve been giving her sunlight indirect all day😭
earth2mik
love these two, that’s all :)
happysoxdonkey
I planted my two monstera tissue cultures today! This is my first time working with tissue cultures but I found the process to be science fun! Wish them luck. They are an albo named Bilbo and a crème brûlée named Merry.
JungleLovin
I got this Thai Con a few months ago at the same time I got my other one in my Sunroom, and decided to experiment a little. This one is in a much lower light setting in my workout room/guest bedroom my dog has claimed as her own. It has a giant East facing window and 3 hanging grow lights. The only water it receives is from a wine bottle that slow releases via a terracotta spike and the humidifier. She has a new leaf just a week behind her sister who gets sun all day long and watered every 7-10 days.
Professor Sprout
New leaf goofin 😍
nyon
Hello everyone! I received some great advice about caring for my monstera last time I asked so I thought it might be worth asking again. Around 4 weeks ago I got this guy, and the leaf in the image below accidentally got seriously spiked by my cactus. The damage has killed off the tip of the leaf (though it doesn’t seem to be spreading) and the cactus spines have been painstakingly removed, but I’m not sure what to do with the leaf now. With damage like this, is it better to remove the leaf, or just leave it? Will the plant drop it on its own if the leaf is bad for it? Would really appreciate some clarification! In other news, the first new leaf since I got it unfurled the other day and I was so excited! I was worried I wouldn’t be able to take care of it well enough but it seems to be relatively happy for now.
Chelsea
Hiya everyone I just have a wee question about my monkey mask , it has been doing so well and has grew so much I have never had a problem with it but today I have went into the plant room and it was flopped over I picked it up and it just fell apart the bottom of the stem seems to have rotted but the rest of the plant plus roots are perfectly fine. I am not sure what has happened as I haven’t changed its routine and have had it for a good few months now. Is there any way to revive it ,what have I done wrong ?
Callum
Hi all! I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on how i can get my mint leaves to all face forward? Its currently under this growgang light, but i think its direct source being above is causing the leaves to face that way?
Mar
What’s going on with my Burle Marx flame? I repotted it around 1 week ago and I don’t mist the leaves at all and she is in a self watering pot.
Kier
Well, I’ll be. My baby Mint had developed root rot, so I decided to try something different. I cut the roots, kept this and placed it in some rainwater with the prop drops. Surprisingly, she has now developed a root without having a node 🌱
Jonah
Due to the weather changes in Syracuse I’ve noticed a decline in my monsteras health. Any recommendations?
Bret
THE NEW LEAF! She's so pretty!
happysoxdonkey
My monstera plants are definitely my favorite. I started collecting them in august and they are really growing rapidly. I have a probably stupid question. I had assumed that when people were showing off their gigantic monsteras that they had them for a long time and that successive leaves come in larger and larger. Do the leaves actually just keep growing? I feel like my two largest are just getting bigger and bigger, and really quickly. They love the grow light. I want them to be full and happy but OMG what am I going find when they get huge???? This picture is of my Thai constellation, deliciosa and mint that are in my bedroom.
Smiley
Whoa… check-out this super interesting leaf that just pushed out. Its main vain sprits in two… its top half is only one leaf, with the bottom half looking like two leaves. This is also my FIRST leaf with secondary fenestrations. 😊 Enjoy!
Maggie_ray
Hey ya’ll I’m looking for some help and some answers as to why my monsteras leaves are browning. This is a plant I rescued a year ago now and have had great success with until the last couple months. She is about 3 feet from SE facing window and gets a good amount of light so I have had to stay on top of watering but am still seeing browning on the leaves. I have started to mist her as I assumed it was a humidity issue but I have seen no improvements. She is putting out new leaves but some have started to brown and die off before they even unfurl. Let me know what you think and what I should do. I have considered putting her on a moss pole but don’t know where to start or what materials I should buy so I am open to recommendations!
