It could be – take the plant out and have a look. What potting mix is the monstera in? Some suppliers use a mix heavy on the moss/coir which is really good at retaining water. Take some of the soil out and add in some perlite or orchid bark. Switching to a terracotta pot can also help.

The best way to dry a plant out is to leave it outside, but I get that that isn’t always an option in cold/wet countries. A few minutes with a blow dryer (set to cool) will do the job (I didn’t just make that up by the way, professional cactus growers do this!)

Yeah, there’s definitely a risk. What soil are you using? It’s incredible that it’s stayed moist for a month. Is someone else secretly watering it?

It’s called guttation and it’s totally normal – basically the plant takes up too much water and expels it through the leaves. It CAN be a sign of overwatering but it also happens in healthy plants. As long as you’re not watering when the soil’s wet it’ll be fine.

Thanks for a lovely comment!

I’m so glad I could help!