4 days of growth and looking like it’ll be one of my biggest leaves!!

Jamie

3 months ago

Say hello to Alex!

Pam JR

3 months ago

Hi friends I have some questions because I don’t want to mess up with my monstera. I have had this baby for about 3yrs. I bought it when my previous Monstera died on me. So the reason my previous Monstera died, she needed to be repotted. I follow all the instructions and she did not thrive at all. Now, I’m a little bit skeptical because before I did that with my previous Monstera, she was fine. She was thriving and it was time to repot her and I messed up. All to say, I am coming to all my Monstera maniacs because this is my dream plant and I don’t want to kill her. I had had her for three years she came in this self watering pot, which I found it ideal for her and maybe this is a reason why she has thrive for so long. Now, no offense but I need my monster pros. The ones that knows what they’re doing. Please respond This is a 911 Monstera call lol 😂

Freya Evergreen

3 months ago

Meet Jewles, my Albino Monstara. I have wanted her for a very long time and ideally I want to grow her leafs very big on a moss poll. I am wondering if you could hand down your tips on keeping her healthy, growing big leafs, and all the things! Pest control? Ideal lighting? Pebble try? Spray her? What lighting would you recommend? Moss pole or homemade moss pole? Plant food? What do peoepl give plants to keep the white? Tell me everything! I am still learning but love ❤️ it! I would love to learn from all of you!

My tips on my Monstera are turning brown. What could be the problem? Do I need to clip? Propagate?

DorkCaulkLit

3 months ago

4 days later... I guess it knew that this leaf would block everyone's view so it added some extra fenenstrations...lol

Jamie

3 months ago

My girl made 3 more leaves after my last post 🥹🌱

Zack

3 months ago

My monstera’s been very happy this summer!

Kael

3 months ago

Please help!! I repotted a couple months ago, then noticed how much the plant was dropping, so I tied it up- it was doing fine but the last 2 weeks the new blooms seem to be dying and one leaf semi broke towards the root. 1- do I need to repot again or just add more soil where the main roots are starting to show? 2- how can I keep the new (semi dead) blooms alive? 3- correct way to tighten/straighten the leaves?

My Monstera was starting to get too heavy. Can anyone give me tips on the best way to support it as this continues to grow? This is what I’ve done so far.

Anyone know what type of monstera this is? I got this cutting for free at my local nursery & I'm looking forward to propagating it! This will be my first propagation, so I'm happy for any advice! I currently have it placed in front of a south facing window & am planning to replace the water once a week until I get a decent amount of secondary roots. Anything else I should be doing or looking out for?

Lizzy 🌳

3 months ago

So proud of My mini monstera 🤩😍🥰 5 months difference - from feb to today!

Two big new leaves! She’s loving the sunporch this summer!

Dr Greenthumb

3 months ago

👌

Kempf’s

3 months ago

Monstera

Erica

3 months ago

Monica has gotten so big !!! Finally growing huge leaves 🫶🏻

Nikiller

3 months ago

Is this the right way to keep the moss pole moist? I soaked it yesterday when I first installed it and it dried up within 24 hours. This is my first time with actually using a moss pole. The water in the bottle seems to empty itself within 10 minutes of filling it regardless of if I shove it firmly into the moss or not

I love plants

3 months ago

Moss poles?! Yes, no, maybe so!!!

Does any one know why this aerial root is dying? I have not gotten it wet

plantgeek

3 months ago

advice needed!!!!! i'm in zone 10a central florida, and my thai con has been chopped because it was etiolating while in front of a west window. i don't have a grow light large enough for it, and no south facing windows, so outside it goes. i have two patios, one east and the other southwest, both of which receive more than 5 hours of direct sunlight a day. what should the acclimation process look like? i've moved it to a completely shaded spot on the east patio today after the sun set so it has some time to adjust to the heat and humidity before morning, is that the right move? how long until i can start introducing a few hours of early morning sun? i can't find an in-depth guide, nobody makes them for direct sun in zones 10-12 because they "can't handle it", which i think is total malarkey considering i see deliciosas in my neighbor's yards that bake in the sun all day and love it. any tips appreciated