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title: "Hiii, I bought a Monstera Thai Constellation from GrowTropicals and…"
description: "Hiii, I bought a Monstera Thai Constellation from GrowTropicals and every leaf had some spots like this - I repotted it, is there anything else I can do to…"
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# Hiii, I bought a Monstera Thai Constellation from GrowTropicals and…

_Posted by Quaintrelle on 2025-10-01_

Hiii, I bought a Monstera Thai Constellation from GrowTropicals and every leaf had some spots like this - I repotted it, is there anything else I can do to increase its chance of survival?

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## 7 comments

### Kel commented on 2025-10-01

Baby it since it you just transplanted it. Were the spots there before you bought it?

#### Quaintrelle replied on 2025-10-01

Yeah when it arrived it already had the spots, there was also another leaf that was quite wilted like it was overwatered

#### Kel replied on 2025-10-01

Oh man! That’s tough. Overwatering usually means you need more sun to evaporate it, but more sun might overwhelm it after the transplant. I’d just make sure there is a fan going and you don’t have hard water.

#### Quaintrelle replied on 2025-10-01

Thank you - I moved it to a brighter spot but not direct sunlight (not that we get much here this time of the year anyway lol), we have water softeners installed so that should be ok

### Sunny commented on 2025-10-01

It could be shipping stress or it got too much water before being shipped that couldn’t dry out fast enough in transport. I would check the roots for signs of rot. Remove the rot, disinfect with peroxide, and replace the soil if rot is found.🪴🍀

### Waspinator commented on 2025-10-02

That's fusarium fungus. Treat with a fungicide (hydrogen peroxide is a gentle one. Neem oil is more hardcore but can make the plant vulnerable to sunburns)

### Quaintrelle commented on 2026-05-26

Update: I removed the affected leaves and it bounced back very quickly with no further issues 💪🏻

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