should i cut this leaf off? i’m not sure why it’s browning but the brown spot is getting bigger.
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should i cut this leaf off? i’m not sure why it’s browning but the brown spot is getting bigger.
Just got this glory today (from Home Depot) I remember when tissue culture of these would be 100$+.
Could this be new growth starting??!😀
My beautiful monstera is getting very big! I tie it to the moss pole with twine, is this ok to do? Any advice on how else I can keep it up right and growing evenly?
I was doing progress pictures & this one was one of my favs🥹
scored this girl on the clearance rack at my local lowe’s, $8.. I think that’s pretty good for this size! Impatiently waiting for this leaf to unfurl.
My fiance just got me this Monstera & I’ve never owned one this big before. PLEASE help me save her I don’t even know where to start. I’m planning on repotting her today in a bigger pot with better drainage & better soil. I’m also planning on getting her something to climb on so I need recommendations for that. Other than that I’m not sure what else to do. What do I do about the aerial roots? She has some damaged leaves is that hurting her at all? Should I pick off the small dead ones at the bottom? I need all the advice possible I barely have any idea what I’m doing & I really don’t want her to die
Whats wrong w my plant :( i recently repotted her and cutt off some leaves to encourage growth. I feel like shit hates her new home and just looks super sad. Her leaves are also turning brown & crispy. Am i over watering? Under watering? Idk help! I dont see any bugs on her so idk if its that. I just added some fertilizer.
Have had some yellowing following watering and feeding. Have definitely been giving weeks to dry before giving more and it's still pushing new growth from all vines so I think it's just normal process, either the season change or recovery from possible fertilizer build up or both I really do not know haha
is this thrips?
Hi everyone, this is my Thai constellation monstera. It was doing well under a grow light in my office all winter and spring, but when I turned the AC on during the summer, the leaves started turning brown. I put it in my living room (indirect light) with a grow light on it 3 months ago to get it out of the cold draft. However, it’s not recovering. Only one of its five leaves is currently completely green. I haven’t been overwatering or fertilizing and though it’s near a heater, I never turn the heater on. Does anyone have any advice?
Another leaf unfurling from my good boy Jack 🍃☺️ so proud of my plant
My monstera bay I didn’t know she would just grow so fast 😭 I was unprepared and I don’t know what’s best to use or how to support her
Thai Constellation is definitely my favorite monstera. The leaves have grown larger faster vs. my Albo.
I got my dad a Thai con and this is its newest leaf!! So gorgeous
Should I be concerned how it’s growing? I plan on repotting in the spring, should I repot sooner?
Look at this big girl leaf cooking 🥺🥹😭
Literally can’t take up close pictures of the new leaves unless I get a ladder. I stood on my couch for this one 😂
I need help deciding to chop now or to wait until she pops her next leaf. I just brought her back inside for the winter and she is under a grow light currently. I just added more slow release fertilizer granuals as well. This poor girl has been on a journey. I got her as a three leaf cutting from my sister almost four years ago now. She was growing beautifully at our old house and had the perfect spot. Then I became pregnant with my second and we moved. Her care declined for a while and I couldn't find her a good spot with enough light in our new home. Her leaves started getting smaller and loosing fenestrations until I realized I could grow her outside on my covered porch and she has been out there since spring. It took sometime but she is back in full health looking magnificent. I want to chop her and just start over with the beautiful big new leaves. 1) Is it okay to reroot her over winter under a grow light? We have mild winters where I live. 2) Should I wait until she pops her new leaf before chopping? It looks like it could pop anytime, but on the other hand it might not since I just moved her and changed her conditions. 3) What is the max leaves you think is okay to reroot together? Is four on the same stem too many?
I have a young Thai constellation monstera that’s currently about 10” tall. It’s grown 2” since I got it a month ago, but I want to give it a moss pole to help it out more. Right now, it’s in a 3” pot. Would I want to move it to something like a 7” pot to give it room to grow with the pole, or would that much soil/moisture be too much for the small amount of roots currently there? I’m looking at getting a moss pole (the kind you fill with sphagnum moss) that’s 3.75” across the front and 23” tall. This is my first time experimenting with a moss pole, so I’m open to any and all suggestions!