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Ahh! đŸ˜± Vacationed for a week and came back to THIS. Decimated half
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Holly

Ahh! đŸ˜± Vacationed for a week and came back to THIS. Decimated half of my monstera vine’s leaves. What is it???

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  1. Alyssa

    Oh no! Eeeks with what I can tell of how far gone it is, looks like some kindve fungal/viral thing took over

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    • Holly

      Uh oh
 what should I do?

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    • Holly

      These leaves are not quite as far gone, if that helps?

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  2. exitJiraffe

    That’s very weird looking. As the other commenter said, I’d suspect bacterial/fungal. Check the roots, quarantine, and remove any affected leaves.

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    • Holly

      Do you think it’s possible that this damage has been caused by thrips?

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    • Alyssa

      Those leaves look better but definitely still affected by something, I’m not sure I’d say pests given that it’s every leaf and if you’re only gone a week that’s not something that would happen that fast. That would be like a year without oversight. Like the other commenter said, definitely take it out of the pot, remove the leaves, I’d trim back the roots, make sure they’re not rotted in the middle, soak them in hydrogen peroxide and water for a good hour or two, repot in new soil, maybe even take some chop and props if you’re scared of losing the whole plant

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    • Holly

      Okay, as weird as it was that the infestation happened so fast, I did some more digging as I even found a couple bugs on one leaf - it’s thrips 😭 I found lovethatleaf.co.nz had some really helpful photos on their article, “How to get rid of thrips on indoor plants.” Eek!

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