My new Monstera Thai Constellation’s leaf looks brownish in spots. Any idea what’s going on?? Also, one of the leaves is dripping water. The water comes back after like 3 hours after me shaking it off the leaf, and it won’t stop- I don’t mist it, and I watered it a couple days ago. Any idea what’s going on with either??
I had one do this to until it eventually died I’m curious why sorry I don’t have an answer but I hope someone does I’d like to know as well
1 like I bought this on Sunday so I hope it isn’t dying- :>
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it looks like the leaf may have been damaged, I accidentally bumped mine when I was cleaning it when her new leaf first started to sprout and I have similar marks from that never a bad idea to look for or treat for pests if you may be worried about that tho!
1 like It took about two weeks from purchase for mine to die it was leaking some sticky substance
1 like Mines just leaking water but I have no idea how lol-
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Be sure to clean the leave with some neem oil peppermint and Castile soap with isopropyl alcohol mixed well in a bottle with a microfiber cloth. Also check the roots
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It's likely experiencing a natural process called guttation, where excess water and minerals are released from the leaves, often at night.
3 likes Thanks. It’s at all hours through the day for me at least :>
0 likes I bought one from Lowe’s a couple weeks ago. It did the same thing as I had it close to a humidifier. I moved it a little farther away and it has stopped. Thais seem temperamental with hydration. It has to be just right.. in my opinion. I’m just waiting to see if I unalive this one or not 😂
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If you're concerned or noticing consistent decline I would definitely check the roots, in my experience thais are super prone to root rot
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From my normal monstera to my thai I did notice it needs less water and more light, are you allowing the soil to dry about half way, also if it’s a new plant it may still be adjusting
1 like It is a new plant, and I’ve only watered it once and that was when i got it. Thanks for the advice!
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