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bvx

Just received this albo cutting, I was only expecting one leaf and it came with 3! I’m propagating in water if anyone has any care tips.

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cac.tus

I bought this really young monstera and haven’t seen much growth, the stems got taller but the leaves got smaller making it look lanky and awkward. First photo is old, second one is from a few days ago. No yellowing, wilting leaves or soil issues. What else should I be doing??

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Joycita

Getting a new leaf on my baby monstera!

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Amy

Was able to propagate this little piece it has one little root coming in after being in the water for a week! I’m excited for some growth hopefully no root rots!

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Carrie

Is this monstera leaf deformed or something? It emerged on june 30 2023 and it’s never hardened and has stayed flopped downwards, the other leaf that came a week before this one is already mature and hardened

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Macie

Does anyone know how i can help my monstera get some fenestrations?

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Mellie mel

Help I have a plan that’s gotten a little bit of damage and I have a couple issues that I’d love some advice about. I keep noticing it. The tips of her leaves are turning black. I’ve already checked for root rot and all that jazz. My bigger concern is this leaf has been damaged and now it’s really really droopy and I don’t know if it’s a health issue or it’s just that the leave is so damaged? Anybody have any advice? Also, I’m worried this plant can’t grow. Is that the case? There’s only one route that was cut and it hasn’t been able to grow back. She’s so pretty though

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MoMo

Following advice on my last post, I bought a proper moss pole for my favourite green child. It made me realise that I probably haven’t been keeping his exact front to the right as much as I could have been so he’s still a bit wild, but much more supported and I think this will work for the budding arial roots. But - does it look right?! It feels right but any feedback welcome, to get it right.

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Madeline

When is a good time to repot this bad boy? It’s not quite root bound (I checked), but there’s root growth coming out of the bottom and with the pot it is in, I’m struggling to ensure each leaf gets enough sunlight…

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Cece

Quick question. One of my monstera leaves has a slight tear that it came with when I bought it from the store. Is there any way to fix this myself or will the plant do it on its own?

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Abi’s Plants

Got my first leaves that have more than one fenstration!

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DeniseB

I think I over watered her, but since have repotted her and set the watering schedule up. Some of the leaves have turned brown before repotting. It doesn’t seem to be progressing any more but any suggestions you can give me would be greatly appreciated.

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Raene

I have a monstera I found in my backyard it’s a couple of feet tall, I want to keep it inside the house but my house doesn’t get much sun through the windows can anyone recommend a good grow light for my inside plants ?

Julie

Just want to share this absolute beast of a new leaf on one of my Monsteras. The fenestrations are INSANE! 😍 This leaf took a few weeks to unfurl and was one of three that opened right around the same time. I’m such a proud mama!!! 🥹

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Kayla ann🥰

‼️‼️Please Help‼️‼️ Got this swiss cheese monstera as a rescue. For only $5!!! I couldnt pass it up. I have him potted in an all purpose, tropical soil and perilite mix. I also removed a few damaged leaves. Over all the roots look healthy. Also added some miracle growm tropical Foliage fertilizer. Any further suggestions?! Or should i leave him alome to acclimate?

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Emily :)

My friend gave me this monstera and I received it very straggly.. how should I help it! I’m glad to see a new leaf but the rest of the plant looks sad :(

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Abbie

Hi! I have two monsteras. One is a tiny baby, young plant. That is my OG monstera deliciosa aka Monte. The other one is a have is an Albo Monstera Deliciosa aka Albert. I’m wondering when I should be repotting them! Monte seems to be thriving in his pot still and same with Albert; however, Albert was a cutting and is currently in perlite. He has beautiful chunky and healthy roots, so I’m curious when I should put him in my chunky soil mix! Thanks!

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Jer-Bear

Please help! I ordered this monstera deliciosa off TikTok and got her 4/22. It came in very wet soil and the roots were existent but not very developed. She’s about 18” tall. I put her in a pot with a mix of soil that consists of orchid bark, perlite, and tropical plant mix soil because I know drainage is important. She had two good drinks about a week apart where I bottom watered. I think she got either too much sun or over watered. I moved her out of direct light and her soil is dry up until the bottom two inches. What can I do?

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DeanaCant

I am new to Monsteras and have a large Thai constellation. Could it be exhibiting rotting and discolored leaves from being root bound?? I don’t see any rotten roots and it doesn’t have pests. I thought it might be overwatered, but it actually doesn’t seem too bad when I pulled it out of the pot. It does have a beautiful new leaf too! Please help!

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The Middleton’s

Annabelle has grown up to the top of her moss pole! Base to top stem she’s almost exactly 16”. I replaced her moss today as the moss I had originally retained zero moisture and had no substrate to cling to.

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