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title: "Alright people. I’m looking for any and all tips on moving plants to…"
description: "Alright people. I’m looking for any and all tips on moving plants to semihydro from what medium to use to fertilizer to which plants love it etc. my Monstera…"
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# Alright people. I’m looking for any and all tips on moving plants to…

_Posted by Shailey J on 2025-07-26_

Alright people. I’m looking for any and all tips on moving plants to semihydro from what medium to use to fertilizer to which plants love it etc. my Monstera got root rot (I think I repotted it into a pot that was too large?) so I chopped and water propped but am too nervous to repot into soil and want to try my hand at semihydro.

TIA!!

## 2 comments

### Samantha commented on 2025-07-27

I use leca. Basically just pot it up, pour some water in the bottom, and it should be good. I just use the same fertilizer but dilute it and add it in the bottom every other watering or so. You will also need to rinse the pot out once in a while to wash out any salts.

### Dead Plant Society commented on 2025-07-28

I cant post the URL, but search youtube for 'leca queen'. She has a lot of good info ( but some of her videos can be long!) Pretty informative

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