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Ktaylor

Hi! I bought a gorgeous trailing monsters adansonii a few weeks ago and repotted it because I could see she was root bound and outgrowing her pot. Once I transplanted her, within a few days most of her leaves turned yellow or brown and I chalked it up to transplant shock and ended up giving her a serious haircut. I then wondered if she needed more water & inserted a terracotta olla to keep her hydrated at her own pace. Here’s a photo of some leaves from today… is this overwatered? Pests? Transplant shock? Thanks in advance…. Here’s also a photo of how fabulous she was before I repotted her. The difference is crazy

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  1. A Green Thumb

    Maybe too much water let her dry out and start from there. Hope this helps.

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  2. Amie206

    What kind of soil is she in? They like a SUPER chunky mix. Does the pot have drainage?

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    • Ktaylor

      I put her in a tropical mix with lava rock and moss… I can switch it to bark and perlite though!!!

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    • Amie206

      I think a mix of soil, perlite and bark is something they thrive in

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  3. Patty

    Monstera Swiss Cheese likes being in the shade because it’s a tropical plant. It’s getting too much direct sunlight at the moment. Hang it in a corner where they get partial sun and shade.

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  4. Patty

    I wanted to share my monstera swiss cheese. It’s been a year since I bought it and it’s growing nicely. It’s approximately 4ft from the main window in my living room and it receiving partial light and shade. Now, you can still leave in the window hanging just cover the direct sunlight with your white curtains and you should be good. Hope this helps.

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    • Ktaylor

      This is incredibly helpful… thank you!!!!

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