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PlantgirlyLex

My monstera has been drooping but the stems are still firm, how do I fix this?

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  1. eatyacarbs

    more light

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  2. Rachel

    Prop with a moss pole, and it looks like it needs more water.

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  3. Cassius

    They tend to droop when they need water, and moss poles to help them stay up help too

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  4. Plant Father

    it likely needs more light and some kind of support. i would use a trellis for a plant so bushy

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  5. Phil

    Monsteras are usually sold with multiple plants in the same pot. They do this to make it look bushy. But it will eventually reach a point where you can no longer contain it. A plant, or maybe a couple, need to be attached to a moss pole. Problem is they have a front and back. Back should be against pole and attached by stem, not leaf. You have multiples going all different directions. I had to separate mine a couple months ago. I had 7 in one pot. It was a large mess. Twelve inch pot. Their goal is to grow vertically and develop huge leaves. I gave the extras away. I attached two to a moss pole. Check YouTube for some videos about adding the pole. I included an old pic of my plant. It was much larger when I split it.

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    • PlantgirlyLex

      Thank you so much! I will try this technique and see how it goes, I have one pole but wasn’t sure how to add it, I’m going to order another and split the plant as well.

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