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Pchee

Any tips on how to get my Monstera to split leaves?? She lives the perfect life šŸ˜Ŗ

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  1. Lindsey

    iā€™m having the same issue and i think itā€™s because i donā€™t get enough light or heat! ive read that growth and big leaves are correlated with a warm and bright area but i live in the PNW where itā€™s been a really cloudy past couple of months have you tried a grow light and fertilizers?

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  2. Hemlock Plants

    Needs to be old enough and getting enough light.

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  3. YinDeezy

    Your monstera definitely needs more light. Itā€™s a bit leggy in the pictures. Iā€™d recommend getting a grow light to help.

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  4. Bella56

    They need lots of light and need to mature before the leaves fenestrate. sometimes it can take over a year.

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    • YinDeezy

      Itā€™s really all about lighting and growing conditions, like you suggested. You can definitely get fenestration in less than a year. I got them on my albo and Thai con in about 6 months. Thai just pushed out its first one šŸ™ŒšŸ¾

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  5. Amie206

    Itā€™s also in a pot that looks too big. They like to be slightly root bound. I would repot in a much chunkier soil. Soil/orchid bark/perlite/coco coir. Their roots like aeration(little air pockets) so by adding the coco coir and orchid bark, it will provide a better mix for her to thrive

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  6. kc.loves.plants

    based on your profile it looks too young!

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  7. Pchee

    This is all so helpful! Thank you! I recently repotted (it was in an even larger pot when i bought it). Itā€™s by a south facing window and gets a ton of sunā€¦ Iā€™ll get a grow light nonetheless

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