I need help! I’m not sure what’s going on with my Monstera Thai Con. This is now my second leaf that gets like that. The first time I just cut it off because it wasn’t aesthetically pleasing lol but this time I’m not sure why it’s happening again and it’s a lot more soggy/soft in the black/dark parts feel the only pests I’m currently dealing with are fungus gnats & roots still look very healthy.
This looks kinda like edema from over watering. There's could be something else going on too to cause the black color
1 like Thanks I figured it probably had to do with some overwatering. Ever since the fungus gnats came around I’ve been spraying them down a bit more often with some mosquito bits water & she’s been staying wet a bit longer than she’s used to since I had to repot recently. So my fungus gnats decreased but my plants are a bit more stressed especially this baby which i usually let her be.
0 likes Gotcha, yea pull back on the mosquito bits, it's a bacteria, that will grow in soil. So no need to overwater. Just use it every time you're supposed to water, if that's the treatment you use. The black makes a bit more sense now since you're using Bti
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1 like Thanks, I’ll look into that since I’m a newbie with monsteras. I usually just let them be & hope for the best lol
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If it’s happening in the white parts (which is very common) try supplementing with silica. It often will help the highly variegated plants. Available at Amazon.
1 like It started off in the white parts then began to spread. I’ll be investing in that since I do have a few other variegated babies as well
0 likes Thanks!
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