Got my hands on a Thai Constellation š„¹ sheās STUNNIN! I wanted to get one now so that it can acclimate to the apartment environment during fall and winter. Iām hoping come spring sheāll be ready to thrive! š Iād love any tips or experience you have to share!
I don't have a Thai but mine loves light and the sun. I have her in a southern window about two feet back and she's thriving.
2 likesMonstera Thai constellation-the ultimate care guide (and how not to kill it) is a great read about this plant.
2 likesShe looks amazing! Maybe you might want to think about a moss pole or something so help her climb in the future.
2 likes Iāve got some bamboo poles I think Iāll use when I repot her!
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Gorgeous! I recently added one to my collection. They are so beautiful!
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Here is a little care list I find helpful for my four Thai cons! Light - bright indirect Watering - twice a week if soil is mostly dry (very sensitive to overwatering) Soil - highly recommend repotting in a chunky soil mix Fertilizer- wait about a month or so before fertilizing but when you do use a light fertilizer for houseplants Humidity- needs to be 60-70% (highly recommend humidifier) Propagation - always propagate in areas with nodes , let dry out overnight and then place in water roots should start growing in a week or less. Leaf damage - brown spots are the most common check your plantās roots for rot, if none seen it could be old damage ( a more common color for old damage is a dry brown color that isnāt soft to the touch) variegated parts will spread the brown color across the area and naturally fall off.
2 likes This is amazing thank you! š
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