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title: "Needing your advice! So I saved a monstera plant that was virtually…"
description: "Needing your advice! So I saved a monstera plant that was virtually dead but I tried propagating some of the stems with zero leaves and they’re all doing…"
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community: "Anything about plants"
author: "Lyndee"
published: "2024-04-12T21:55:23.247247Z"
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# Needing your advice! So I saved a monstera plant that was virtually…

_Publicado por Lyndee el 2024-04-12_

Needing your advice!  
So I saved a monstera plant that was virtually dead but I tried propagating some of the stems with zero leaves and they’re all doing really good but I’m confused what to do from here. I’ll attach pictures. I’ve been growing some in just moss and some in perlite/moss mixture. Keeping them in a closed container or bag for humidity. When do I try to plant? The ones that are growing roots right next to a new leaf growth what should I do? Any input is appreciated!

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## 1 comentario

### LearningPlantMom comentó el 2024-04-12

You should wait for the roots in the moss to grow about 1-2 inches before repotting. The ones in the perlite and soil looks like they have some pretty decent roots, so you can start by repotting it now in some good quality soil with peat moss in it and easy drainage. When watering the newly potted plants; went until the soil to dry out between waterings. It should be about almost direct sunlight for them.

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