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Scooby
I rescued this plant from a grocery store around June. It’s definitely grown since I’ve had it. But some of the leaves got sick so I cut the sick part off. There’s new babies growing, but I feel like I need to do more? It’s still in the plastic pot. I’m a little insecure about my potting skills and don’t want to stress it out? How big of a pot should I use? I’ve considered taking it out and putting roots in water? Theoughts? To add: the cut leaves were already sick, but a part of them were turning nasty, so I gave her a horrible hair cut. I water when the soil feels dry.
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Britney
Is it normal for her to be dropped down like this? I just got her from Facebook marketplace and I believe she was probably propagated for rooting! Very new to the plant and just want to make sure I don’t kill it!!
Alyssa
Hi everyone! Any ideas why my new leaf with fenestrations is so pale and limp? It has been this way for a couple of weeks but does not appear to be dying otherwise, it’s just very light (pictured next to another new leaf on the left).
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Meredeth
Hello everyone, I am a new Monsters Deliciosa mom. I am kind of worried with the new leaves. They look pale with a shade of very light brown. The other leaves also has brown spots. I placed this plant by the glass sliding door with a grow light that runs 12 hours a day. Help please😔
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Claire
I’ve only had her for about a month and I’ve already had to repot her twice!!
Chuck
Repotting question: So I bought my monstera back in April/may and I’ll post a picture of when I bought it. It has been growing at a rate that is SO much faster than any of my other plants. I’ve repotted it twice since I bought it because, although I know monsteras like to be a little root bound, the roots were growing out of the bottom of the pot and were starting to grow roots into its drip tray. I just came home from going away for five days and the roots are growing out of the bottom again!! Even visible from the drip tray. I last repotted last month (05/09/24), is it okay for me to repot for a third time in a year?? I’ll post pictures of its current root situation too. Pls help me
Pic 1. When I bought monstera in April
Pic 2. current roots growing out the bottom
Pic 3. Current monstera state
StormLover
Hi! New here! Is there a Swiss Cheese that have variegation?
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Lindsay
Isn’t she lovely?
NicTheBucket
Got home from house sitting to find this ☹️ I was only gone for 4 days, and I reeeally thought they’d be okay 🥲 my Thai Con seems to be rotting and my little monstera looks totally done. I’m going to inspect the Thai Con later today, should I just turn it into cuttings?
Mia T
I did it… Treated myself to a monstera variegated albo. Absolutely gorgeous marbling. A little disappointed with how uneven she is, lacking a little symmetry. But with some tender loving care she will be bigger and bushier in no time ♥️
Lindsey
Omg is that an INNER FENESTRATION??? I’m gonna cry 😭😍
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Frank
New leaf on my sport variegated monstera.
This is the first time I’ve gotten inner fenestrations on a monstera!!
Sebas Bedroom Jungle
Seeing a TON of Deliciosas, gonna spice it up with my Esqueleto!
Plant.addict
Got my Monstera Albo today🤍🪴
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Bo Cheng
Her first leaf!!! Thanks to everyone who helped out and answered all of my newbie questions, thankful for this group!!
Jess
I just got this new left but I hate how sloppy it looks. Any advice on how to get it to stay up a little better?
Or does anyone know if this is a new node? I could also chop and prop:)
Plant Mama
I have these two different monsteras that I was thinking of potting together and putting on one big moss pole. Would it be an issue to put a deliciosa with a thai constellation like that?
boomexa
Is a 6500K LED grow light strong enough for a Monstera Albo Variegated rooted node growth?
(placed within 2 feet of them)
Botanista
New leaf on my albo cutting 💚 thought I was going to kill it when some of the roots got rot such a trooper
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Lauren
Advice needed! This guy was doing great, bright green and making new leaves until he was overwatered. I re-potted a few days ago into a slightly smaller container (I think he was in a pot that was too big anyway). I’m curious if I should cut off the very yellow leaf drooping at the bottom? Can I expect the bigger yellow leaf with some yellowing to recover?