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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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Mother Earth

My new half moon albo grew a perfect half moon leaf and I couldn’t be more proud of her 😭 so glad my care is keeping her variegation going!

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Bret

CLAP CLAP CLAP CLAP 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 MY GIIIIIIRRRRRRRL 😍 First new good leaf(inside the house, she lived outside all summer cause she had bugs) on this huge rescue I got at the start of the year

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Amateur Plant Lady

Being a newer plant parent, I’m very proud of the progress my Swiss Cheese Monstera has made in the year since purchasing her in a Costco 3 pack 😊 Lost a few leaves since, but she’s climbing well and graduated to a second pole!

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Ch10e Lav

Good evening, Apologies in advance for the long post. This is my first ever post and I am also a first-time Monstera owner. I was kindly gifted this plant by a friend (he has been affectionately named Harry House Plant). I have already repotted Harry and given him some support (please see pictures), and as you can see, he has grown a lot since he first arrived in my home. As a first-time Monstera owner and new houseplant owner (most of my plants are Lego), I was wondering: a) if he is healthy and whether I should be doing anything differently, b) how I can make him stand straight instead of being all over the place, and c) Harry currently lives on the windowsill of my very small bathroom, and my boyfriend is becoming more and more agitated as Harry continues to grow everywhere — where would be a suitable replacement home for Harry? Also could someone please tell me what I am supposed to do with the root like dangling things hanging off some of the branches? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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Auxsman

Alberto’s winter pre propagation has begun… I saw a video of sphagnum moss in a ziplock after cutting the 4 foot long plus aerial roots so they can root out to make each plant have a more stable root system for propagation in the spring

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Auxsman

So my deliciosa just recently had 2 new leaves and one of the opened deformed, I’m not upset I’m just so intrigued if it’s because I stressed it TF out by chopping and root rehabilitation

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Union Leo

Is it true that Monsteras can tolerate being root bound? That it helps them put out more leaves? Debating repotting my Thai Con…

BritneyMC

I’d say this girl is ready for her repot 🙃

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Fyreflie1980

I have a new baby Thai Con 🥰 anything they like different from my big deliciosa?

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✨RikkiLynn✨

✨Please Don’t Judge✨ I have had my plant since October (bought from a grocery store floral department) and initially it was doing well and had way more leaves. In late November, most of the leaves turned yellow or completely died. I cut off the dead parts and am left with what is in the picture. I have checked for root rot, but I don’t exactly know if has it or not…I went ahead and changed out the soil and added a grow light d/t my room not having much sunlight. She’s still just not doing well 😭 I want to save this plant, it’s my favorite!! Any suggestions? All advice is appreciated!

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itsQueenReaper

Does anybody know what happened here?

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happysoxdonkey

I have many Monstera plant that are flourishing, but for some reason, my mint Monstera has never done well. It’s currently down to just two leaves - the main leaf and then one that’s starting to yellow. I think I’ve had it for six months and I don’t believe I’ve ever had a new leaf come in on it. The roots look fine so it doesn’t look like it has root rot. I watered it the same way I do with my other ones. It is about a foot away from a grow light just like my other Monstera plants. It’s not root bound. Does anyone have any suggestions?

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PlantNewbSTL

I love how my mini monstera went from zero growth since I bought it a couple months ago, to killing off a leaf and giving me 2 new ones lol

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Ryan K

I salvaged this section of a monstera from a building site. It seems like it’s been cut back over the years as it has woody ends that have healed over. Any suggestions to get this plant growing again? Should I separate the part with the leaf from the old stem and try to propagate in water? Or is it better to plant the stem in some soil (curling up the large root at the bottom) and let it do its thing?

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Citruslemmon

Trying out leca on a baby deliciosa, first time growing semi-hydro!

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Auxsman

Welcome home you Facebook Marketplace Orphan🫶🏼 Van Gough suits you well!

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Camryn

can i prop all 5 cuttings in the same jar? i’m just water propping until root growth and then i’ll be putting into leca

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Callum

Are these enough roots to consider potting? In the UK, so been sloowwww root growth

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Camryn

chopping & propping my monstera…. can/will the stubs grow? or should i just toss it?

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lyssxgardens

i just wanted to show off this thing, she gave me 3 new leaves at once after repotting her in my own soil mix :) i think she’s happy lol

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