Niko
I just bought this Monstera Standleyana ‘Albo Variegata’. Should I add some support right away? And if so, what should I use and where exactly should I place it? It’s super tiny, not quite 4.5 inches.
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Mikel’s Plant Posse
Herman Monstera seems to be sweating!? Haven’t misted him or anything. Is it normal and nothing to worry about? First time Monstera parent here…
Richie
First monstera, any recommendations or tips to keep her healthy and happy?
Snootypatooty
Found Big Mama at Costco today for $30. What a steal!!!
Mikel’s Plant Posse
Found a gem at Walmart today!!! Looking for help naming him and any care tips y’all got are very welcome!!!🪴🥳
Curly Jo
First leaf unfurled since I got it! And it has holes!
Em
Hi! I was wondering if anyone had any tips for helping my monstera grow fuller/grow more leaves. My room faces a north/northwest ish facing window. It used to be on a stand, but I just repotted it into a bigger pot so now it has to go on the floor making the leaves that used to make it seem full all sprawl on the floor. Thank you in advance!
K.Marsh
Monstera Standleyana’s grow so fast! I don’t want to add another pole so I keep undoing her to wrap again every time she grows out. Time for another wrap or chop and prop. I want to repot as well but the roots aren’t growing out of the bottom and she seems to be doing well.
Cris
My new leaf. Hand for size comparison. So happy but also worried about how much time I have left before I run out of space haha
Callum
First new leaf of the growing season on my Monstera mint 😊
Seven Alexandria
Found a great monstera substrate guide at ariumology.com
Hannah Stewart
Alright yall, I’m new to this whole monstera plant mom thing and I don’t know whether my monstera is doing good or not. Also can someone tell me if sphagnum moss is bad for this to be in? I bought this plant and haven’t re potted it cause I’m nervous.
Lulu
I just repotted my first and dream Monstera esqueleto! I've had her for only 1 month. I did some traveling, so once she got to her forever home, I waited a week and finally got her out of her nursery to a 2-inch bigger pot. When should I expect her to start making new leaves? I'm anxiously awaiting and have her on a grow light :) ALSO do I fertilizer her now or only when she starts to grow new leaves?
Fanofplants
Found this bad girl at Lowe’s!!! I named her Miranda Priestly 😏 Help me maintain her please!! What do I need to do??
Anthony
Need some advice on the two Monsteras pictured, Monstera deliciosa Albo and Monstera lechleriana Albo. The deliciosa seems to be doing well although the new leaves are curling more than before. The lechleriana is thriving but it’s essentially one huge vine and I’d like to have it become more bush-like…any suggestions on either (or both)?
Kya’s Plant Life 🪴
I purchased my first ever indoor plant. I had no idea what I was doing. I selected a monstera deliciosa. I’ve never owned one in my life. Since it’s been home I’ve provided it with its first watering, and close attention and observation and pretty much have left it alone otherwise. It’s been 9 days now. She has had three new leaves unfurl and all have carried fenestrations. Here is how she looks.
Heather
So a few weeks back I noticed that my monstera plants were yellowing and dropping leaves. They had been potted in straight potting mix which seems a bit heavy and moisture retentive but I figured it was fine until the leaves started dropping. I repotted three pots worth of them in optimized soil. When I did I added a couple of water propagations to the pots as well. The props took to the new soil really well. Unfortunately the existing plants were not so happy and resumed dropping leaves. In an act of desperation I decided to chop and prop all the older plants in an effort to give them new roots that were less stressed. But because those plants were planted with new props as well I didn’t want to remove the roots and risk stressing them. I figured with no leaves, the roots would dry up and die and I can just pull them out on the next repot. The craziest thing happened. All the cuttings rooted just fine and are now ready to be repotted in soil. But I’m going to have to find a new place to put them. Because all of the roots I was thinking would die back instead pushed brand new growth! So now I have three pots with monsteras in them and a wall full of props needing new homes. 🤣
Lmc3
Got this beautiful monstera cutting that was successfully propagated to get lots of roots! I have potted it in a chunky monstera mix and as it’s large I’m expecting it to take some time to see some growth, however the backside of each one is brown and dry, is this normal? Will it eventually still get growth from them?
