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Mairead

Does anyone have any thai constellation tips please? Had this for a few months now and all that’s happened is the 2 lower leaves yellowing. When I brought it home I repotted and changed the soil. There has always been sign of new growth but no development. Is it still just adjusting to it’s new environment?

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  1. Dakota the plant guy

    From my experience i find they are slow growers! I have had mine for about a year and a half maybe and FINALLY am getting new leaves! I have been blasting it with light so i find it also likes that.. i have mine in a clear pot so i can see the roots as these are know for root rot and i find that is super helpful for keeping an eye on them!

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  2. Dakota the plant guy

    Oh! I also spray my liquid fertilizer directly onto the leaves and let it soak up for about a day or two then clean the leaves! (I learned that from the garden centre i got it from, I haven’t had any issues yet with doing it 🤷🏽‍♂️)

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    • What the Plant

      Wait. That's a thing? Do you do this when you're watering your monstera? Or just every now and then? 😮

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    • Dakota the plant guy

      I do this maybe once every week and a half - 2 weeks not really on a hard schedule with it! Biggest thing is light in my opinion anyway cause your soil does the job im just being extra!

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  3. fireside

    Same here. I’ve had mine for a year and it just put out a new one. As Dakota said, I’ve been blasting it with light (since summer started) and that’s when the new growth happened. Mine is incredibly small so I don’t give it any fertiliser but that’s personal preference. I’m hoping that keeping it under such bright light will help it grow a teeny bit faster.

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