Youngcatlord

about 3 years ago

I have this monsters deliciosa that was in leca rocks 2-3 years, they were cleaned out and all the rotted roots were cleaned and repotted in drainage pot as seen here it was reported into chunky soil mix and as seen here. It is one plant however one side is looking healthy and the other side the leaves look wilted and sad. It receives proper care and attention but after it was put in soil one side of the plant started looking really sad, not yellowing but very wilted. Any ideas of what could be happening or what I can do to make this guy regain some nutrients/ get healthy on the other side? Any help is appreciated, thank you. The last picture is the “healthy” looking side. ( when the leca rocks were cleaned there was quite a bit of rotted roots but plant still was in good health) it’s been 26 days in the soil

803plantguy

about 3 years ago

New leaf is jus 🫦chef kiss😍😩‼️ Edits: The Peru in the corner is also doing good😂

I just nabbed a monstera! I can tell it did not have enough light when I got it. What should I do? Cut and propagate? Or just leave it be? (In the correct lighting)

PlantHoarder

about 3 years ago

I just got my first monsters deliciosa after having an adansonii for a while and I’m so extremely excited to add this plant to my collection. Literally beautiful. My new baby. My friends aren’t as plant enthusiastic as I am so I came on here to share :))

Liv

about 3 years ago

This leaf my monstera just pushed out is HUGE!!! The biggest leaf I’ve had yet from this plant in the 2+ years I’ve had it. So proud of her, we’ve been through a lot together💞💚

Sam & Ellie

about 3 years ago

Look at this new beauty that’s just opened up 🤩

Christine

about 3 years ago

Looking great! Just cleaned leaves and this little area. Before I put her up on the stand.. see these leaves that are reaching backwards? Do you think they’d turn toward the window faster on or off the stand? This is her favorite SW window.

giraffegrower17

about 3 years ago

Repotted this little guy back in August and a new leaf with fenestrations has finally sprouted and unfurled! My question is, how long should I wait to repot again? And when I do repot, how far up in size should the pot be? When I repotted this first time around, I moved it from the nursery pot into one about 1-2 centimeters bigger in diameter. Not sure if a bigger pot would allow for more growth at this stage, since I did buy it as a “baby”.

My cutie monstera albo grown from a single node has a second leaf. Growing under lights in a humidity cloche at night.

So proud!!! I grew this Thai constellation from a little node. Had to repot today and new leaf coming. He’s under lights and has a humidifier.

Hey guys! My monstera is starting to yellow- any ideas why? I just moved it into a bigger pot

Liv

about 3 years ago

Hello friends! My monstera has curling leaves which makes me think it’s dry, but I also just removed a new leaf that had turned yellow, which made me think it was overwatering. I have no idea! I really do have to repot it, but that’s always hard for me to get myself to do for some reason. Any ideas? Or will repotting solve my problems? Hehe

My adansonii looked super happy and had all kinds of new growth and new leaves, but overnight some leaves turned yellow. What happened?!? (I only have north facing windows, so I use lots of grow lights.)

Ms.Issy

about 3 years ago

I was gifted a baby monstera for my birthday this year. I’ve been very nervous about keeping her alive and happy; but this morning I noticed what I believe is the start of her first air root! What an excellent way to start the weekend! 🌱 🪴

tattooedbimbo

about 3 years ago

My monstera adansonii is growing like crazy and seems happy, but I’m noticing stalks that are becoming hollowed out. Is this plant slowly dying? Is there something I can do to prevent this from spreading?

Plant 🌱 Babe

about 3 years ago

Open sesame 🫢 …. 😃 🌱

Ariel roots on Monsteras? Getting a miss feed on what to do. If I have a lower Ariel root what will happen if I let it go down into the dirt since it’s in the middle of my plant now?? I know some just let them hang over the edge of the pots. That being said my plant is younger like only 7 leaves. Can you cut Ariel roots if they get long and ugly in length or just really let them root into the soil!!! Many responding to this would be appropriated.

Hello everyone! My Monstera is doing great, healthy leaves, a new one opening soon and one on the way. One leaf though (one of the oldest) has brown spots on the edge, I even cut it out from the bigger leaf but it’s coming back now. What do you all think? Should I just cut the leaf from its base? What does it indicate for the health of the entire plant? Thank you to whoever will help!

Hallie

about 3 years ago

One of my new leaves 😍😍 you can see the other right in the background

Teach me about aerial roots!! What do I do with them? Are they supposed to eventually reach soil?