How to care for Monstera – how much light they need, how much to water them, how often you should feed them, how to encourage them to grow big, fenestrated leaves, and how to get the to grow quicker
Yellowing leaves is EXTREMELY common, so you can calm down. I see at least one post a day on Reddit about yellowing leaves, and 99 times out of 100, it’s either down to age or overwatering, and it’s 100% recoverable. It’s ok. We can sort this. Using data I’ve half made up/half got from trawling …
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In my experience Monstera are pretty laid back when it comes to watering. The green ones anyway. My Thai Constellation is a little more susceptible to root rot, but there’s every chance I’m just more conscious about getting her care perfect. How often should you water Monstera Deliciosa? Here in the UK, Monstera won’t grow …
Ok, today I learned that cats and dogs can be poisonous to different things. I always kind of assumed that they were similar in terms of toxicity resistance, but clearly not. If you can’t find information on a plant’s toxicity, let’s err on the side of caution, and not buy it, if you worry your …
I know I’ve been a bit heavy on the Monstera content recently, but it’s for a few reasons: They’re awesome plants for beginners People like Monstera content I want a big-ass Monstera with leaves the size of dinner plates What do we mean by splits? There are a tonne different words that people use to …
Monstera are extremely hardy and easy to grow, and they can grow in low light. They can’t, however, grow in NO light, and they won’t thrive in low light. But they probably won’t die either. Monstera deliciosa are a dream for new plant parents. They’ll: tolerate a bit of overwatering, tolerate a lot of underwatering, …