Hannah W
Just bought a moss pole for my monstera. Any tips and tricks for tying monstera to it would be appreciated :)
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Bigredamazon
Just wanted to share this lovely large monstera I saw today at the local botanical garden.
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My monstera leaves have started to droop, and some have dead patches in. Iâve been watering it more, giving it plant food, and spraying the leaves with water for moisture, is there anything else I can do?! :(( The entire plant is also leaning over a bit, is there anything I can do to get the stems to sit more upright?
Ursula
Just gave my Monstera deliciosa a little wash and here she is looking like the most beautiful girl. Donât tell my other plants. â€ïž
mjđȘ·cultivates
unsure how things got this out of handâŠ
â bridget â
sooo my monstera is about 6 months old meaning soon it will start to get the recognisable slits in the leaves ( hopefully ) my monstera has got these cracks in her leaves should i be worried. One of my plant apps says she has been eaten bye caterpillars but she has only been indoors and never has been anywhere near caterpillars.Also one of the other leaves is getting brown and yellow,not quite sure what to do.
Oliver A
Any ideas as to what could be causing this yellowing? It was doing great before then I got the Planta app and followed with the routine it gave me and thatâs when I noticed it started yellowing a bit.
Lolo
I got my beautiful Monstera from a plant swap with just two leaves and she has grown significantly but Iâm wondering how do I make her bushier rather than continue climbing up? Iâm afraid to chop her up because Iâve worked so hard to get her here! Any advice appreciated!
Caitlin
Canât believe I got this beautiful Monstera from Lidl about 2 years ago and it was about 30cm tall, now look at this giant!! Just sprouted a brand new leaf and itâs the biggest yet, always find it so interesting to see how the plant changes as it matures đ Happy Friday đ±
MoreGreen
I want to add something for my Monty to climb, but Iâve read different things online. I thought a moss pole but read they could attract pests? What do you all recommend? She seems full Iâm afraid of hurting plant by putting something in pot. Would I have to replant her?
ValerieMPLS
Just repotted⊠do I need to bury it deeper in the soil? I feel likes sheâs spilling all over!
Planty Things
Baby girl Morticia the Monstera pushed out a new leaf this week and sheâs glowing. I still canât believe I developed a green thumb lol
s.
My monstera is currently putting out new leaves but they are much smaller than the largest leaf (the right one) and Iâm wondering what is happening? Is there a reason sheâs pushing out smaller leaves? Thereâs three other leaves emerging and I canât really tell if they will be any bigger than the one in the photo (the left) or slightly bigger. Any help is appreciated! Iâve been a plant parent for a little over a year and Iâm still learning!
Nic
What are you feeding your Moâs?
Sadamber
I have a Monstera borsigiana propagated from a leaf and node. It reliably puts out one small non-fenestrated leaf at a time. When a second leaf develops, the first one blackens and shrivels. It's in a smallish pot and it's near a tree-shaded window. Iâve had it for a couple of years and thatâs all it has ever done. Any ideas?
Ryan Marshall
I need help, my Thai Constellation has this weird brown spot that is wet and keeps getting bigger. I looked at the bottom of the nursery pot and it was damp and had worms. What do I do?
Obsideon
My Thai sprung a new leaf!
hannah
repotted this beauty i got from Lowes and decided to jar some of the babies! :) this is my first monstera I'm so excited to be apart of this community!
Tiffany
Always so exciting to see new leaves entering the scene! đ„č
My Plant Cubby
Can anyone tell me why my monstera is growing this weird way đ the first picture is supposed to be the âfrontâ of the plant and the second is the back
