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title: "My first Thai constellation. Any tips?"
description: "My first Thai constellation. Any tips?"
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# My first Thai constellation. Any tips?

_Posted by PLANTS!!🪴🌱 on 2026-10-09_

My first Thai constellation. Any tips?

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## 5 comments

### Libby! commented on 2026-10-09

love

### Kalea commented on 2026-10-09

Mine thrives with her own grow light. I just know they love lots of light and mine doesn’t need very frequent watering (like every 1.5 weeks) and I fertilize every watering with some random indoor houseplant fertilizer. Good luck!

### KJ commented on 2026-10-09

Familiarize yourself with “the back” of your Thai con. I’m not a monstera gal; though I think they’re gorgeous.  
I learned that they have a back, like the backbone of the plant. And if she gets to needing support or a pole to climb, you should attach it to this backbone…  
Monstera people?

#### KJ replied on 2026-10-09

Also, they like higher humidity.

#### Kalea replied on 2026-10-15

I’ve also heard that that cons are crawlers so they don’t always need to be supported its a personal preference with the Thai cons

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