She was finally flourishing but accidentally left her in a spot that had intense sun for most of the day. Should i cut the brown leaves?

Hi everyone! I’m new to house plants but have learned a lot from my girlfriend. I got us each a Monstera Albo. The one pictured is mine and I’m doing everything I can to give it the best chance to thrive - moss poll, appropriate sized pot with draining, good soil mix that includes soil mix, perlite, little bit of spaghnam and peet moss, and orchid bark on top. I also have this dedicated grow light. I’m concerned about the new baby leaf growing. It’s a little limp and I’m not loving that it’s a bit yellow. Any recommendations on what I should do to improve the baby leaf?

Dog

over 2 years ago

Just got little Chip here potted!! After all these months she can be introduced to soil!!

Sleepy

over 2 years ago

First plant

Hello! I have a Thai constellation monstera. This is my first intensive plant. She wasn’t getting enough sun. So when I put her in the sun she started to wilt. I moved her out of the sun and she has been standing up better. I don’t understand why she didn’t like being in the sun.

Kieley

over 2 years ago

Hello, I recently got a new monstera a few weeks ago, I have four others that are much much larger and thriving and I have never had this issue with my others. One of the leaves seems to have some issue not sure what it could be from. Not sure what it is. 🤷🏼‍♀️ Any ideas? Anything I can do to insure it doesn’t spread throughout the entire plant? Thank you in advance!!

Samantha

over 2 years ago

My girls new big leaf appreciation post 🥹

Got this huge monstera deliciosa a couple of weeks ago and I love her but I don’t exactly know what I’m doing lol. I was looking into a moss pole to help her grow upwards but I am not sure how to use it or set it up. Any advice would be greatly appreciated :)

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I’ve had this monstera adansonii for a little over a year now and until I repotted it 2 1/2 months ago it was thriving. I repotted into a pot with a drainage hole, went up 2 inches in pot size, and kept the plant in the same environment it was pre-transplant. A few days after transplanting, I noticed drooping in the leaves and chalked it up to transplant shock, deciding to ride out the wave and continue watering and fertilizing as normal. Over two months later and the plant is on deaths door step with no signs of improvement. I’m thinking of repotting again with perlite and adding superthrive (I didn’t last time) but have been hesitant to repot again so soon. Any suggestions? or is she past saving? :( any advice is appreciated!

Hi! I bought a gorgeous trailing monsters adansonii a few weeks ago and repotted it because I could see she was root bound and outgrowing her pot. Once I transplanted her, within a few days most of her leaves turned yellow or brown and I chalked it up to transplant shock and ended up giving her a serious haircut. I then wondered if she needed more water & inserted a terracotta olla to keep her hydrated at her own pace. Here’s a photo of some leaves from today… is this overwatered? Pests? Transplant shock? Thanks in advance…. Here’s also a photo of how fabulous she was before I repotted her. The difference is crazy

Cc

over 2 years ago

Is there any way to treat sunburn on monsteras? I made the mistake of leaving mine outside a little too long and I’m not sure what to do about it now

Pachyfaeria

over 2 years ago

Do you keep your Thai Constellation on a pole or anything for support? I impulse bought mine from the grocery store and assumed they were climbers but learned they’re actually crawlers (I think lol).

Crystal

over 2 years ago

My monstera is about to take over my entire living room! Loving my little jungle today ❤️

BloomWithSophia

over 2 years ago

GOOD GIRL GO

Wiz KaLeafa

over 2 years ago

Happy Monstera Monday!!! (Yes, I am fully aware it’s Tuesday, I just want to show off my kids)

Krista

over 2 years ago

Ummm, help please? Is this truly an Esqueleto? I was just looking online to see how I could maybe cut the vine and propagate it, and also to see what other people are doing with these long vines (design wise), and no other Esqueleto images showed runners like this. I got it about a month ago and the vine has added 3 new leaves with another forming and has grown by about a foot. Design wise, I was thinking this would be one I would run up the wall, but I was thinking I would prop it first to get a couple more vines, but now I am not sure if the vine is even normal or if I prop it, would it stay a vine? Do people usually make these fuller with a couple of extra plants, or just use the one plant? (Most recent pic on left)

Can anyone tell me why my bottom leaves are yellowing ?

Emily :)

over 2 years ago

Any tips on transferring monstera cuttings that were propagating to soil?

ellis🪻

over 2 years ago

just when a 2nd leaf started yellowing since i got her a few momths ago, shes pushing a new leaf put, WITH FENESTRATIONS 💪🏼🥰