Monsterra Deliciousa. Ok, I had so much high hopes on this one. I bought it very very small as a baby about a year now And I haven’t really seen yellow like this. Repot it last week and It went yellow from 1 -2 days quick. I did have to repot it, clean it etc etc and it’s sitting in same spot but I’m not sure if it’s getting the right sun or not anymore since the repot last week. Any ideas? FYI, it’s at a West facing window. Only place I can get some real light 😅😅
Have you tried fertilizer? Or putting it in a different room?
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I agree, also put it in a bright place with long exposure to indirect sunlight.
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west facing is a good spot for her as long as you don’t have trees blocking light. repotting is stressful, especially for a juvenile plant, so the yellow is kind of expected imo. you need to water it though
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Moisture meters are highly ineffective. Your meter is reading “dry” but the soil is still wet (I can see from the extra soil on the meter prong) I would recommend getting wooden skewers and checking your soil that way instead. Gives more of an accurate reading for when water and how wet your soil is. Monsteras don’t mind drying out a little between watering. The yellow leaf could also be a sign of shock from repotting. It could also be just an old leaf dying off.
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