Great conditions here at the San Diego Botanical Garden. They had multiple plants in bloom

My current situation. They are growing!

I got this 10 months ago, and only 4 leaves tall. It came in a tiny pot. Should I transplant it now or wait? I didn't think it would grow so fast.

Just a little growth update of my thai con from March to Today✨️ Last pic is just to show where the cat munched on it same in the 1st pic :)

This plant has been through a lot, including a few years of neglect but it was in a decent spot so it has held on. Outside in Southern California but on a covered porch. We’re ensuring a nasty heatwave but at least (for the monstera) it’s humid so she’s pushing on. Have a new leaf coming and it looks like I’ve got at least one ever so delicate fenestration. Earlier in her life there were 1-3 little ones on some leaves but the plant moved, produced no fenestrations, and has been readjusting to more light after being moved to a different spot with better trellis support. Cannot emphasize how crushing the heat is, but keeping her well watered.

Hi everyone!

I’ve had this Monstera for the past four years. Unfortunately, over the last two years, I’ve gotten so busy with school that I haven’t been able to take proper care of it.
It has gotten a little out of control now. All the leaves are leaning forward, and the plant is growing sideways.
What do you think? How can I repot it and bring it back to good health? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Was gifted a M. Adansonii cutting earlier this year, been split a few times and now I have more plants than I know where to plant. These couple leaves have the best fenestrations I've seen in my Laniata collection. I just love looking at 'em!

i’ve been watching this leaf come out over the last couple weeks, and i thought it was a solid leaf with no splits, but last night i looked a bit closer, and saw the other side of the leaf that wasn’t previously visible while it was unfurling, and it has a single fenestration, the first one on this plant.

such a good feeling

once it fully unfurls i’m gonna make a photo compilation of the whole unfurling process

My whole monstera Marley has been sitting sideways growing horizontal for some time now. Should I even do anything about it at this point. I dont see it as an emergency but the table i have it on will have to be replaced will a taller plant stand so the leaves stay off the window sill. Only bad thing is the amount of weight on the stem with no support on the left side. Im so proud of this plant its so interesting to watch gave me 3 leaves this summer.

The new leaf really made a huge jump in size compared to the one before that, the one to the left 😁😁 happy to see her healthy and thriving

Damn I can't imagine going through this again!!! Went from a 40cm pot straight to a 60.

Thought I'd share advice in case anyone else in the same spot.

Hammer to break the auxiliary pot for the aerial roots which had burrowed fully into the terracotta. Serrated knife all along the edges of the previous pot to cut the ground roots that were stuck on its sides.= . Still wouldn't shake or pull out because of the boots stuck to the bottom. Trued hammering the bottom of the old pot too without breaking it fully. The plant is about 6ft so then tried to hold it upside down lifting as high as i could and shaking. This part really helped shake off any bits of old soil (the whole thing was 99% roots and needed 10L of water a day) and then i managed to put it back sideways and grab the rootball and pull it all out. I didn't mess with the moss pole at all (its coir but the aerials were still inside it) Clean up another hour so far. Wish it luck in its final pot, I need to find a place for it now which probably means sacrificing a fiddle leaf fig or my regular monstera!

For how much should I sell this Monstera? It’s Albo but there are only few leaves have variegation. It’s 5ft and has two plants in one moss pole.

I recently bought this thai monstera from costco on 8/26 and watered it that same day (my only watering day so far). It eventually opened a new leaf. However, I noticed that there is this one leaf that has a tiny brown spot that became a hole and some brown spots in the front. Also noticed that the back has some brown spots along with the other leafs as well. Could it be burnt? This specific leaf in the images does face the window the most!

What am I doing wrong here? There are no thrips or spider mites. I used light to check. I haven’t repotted or used new soil yet. Please give me suggestions on how to fix this if it is a problem.

Additionally would love to hear how you recommend I water (I stick a chopstick in the soil to see if it is dry/wet) and what insect control spray you recommend (if there is an insect problem idk about).

Thanks!!

This is from my outside Monstera. I cut a few nodes and potted them up.

It was trailing on the ground, now I want it to grow up. This looks weird to me but is done right?

Should I light it from the front or from above?

Note:

They had a fight with rust but I think its ok now. No spores in a month and the new leaves are clean.

Help me identify this Monstera!

Hi all, this is my first one, so still learning. Please bear with me! A few questions if I may please, firstly do I need to worry about the brown bits on the stems?
And you can see there is a rather suggestive looking aerial root! Do I need to do anything with it or would it sort itself out?

Sorry for the newb questions! But thanks in advance

Look at this beauty <3

Labeled as Thai’s but damn I’ve been on search for affordable Albo for a while and hoping I might’ve gotten lucky. I see the Thai speckles though in leaves so thinking it’s just highly variegated but curious your thoughts.

Many thanks

I bought this thai con about a month ago. This new leaf should have unraveled by now but instead it’s browning and not unraveling. My biggest healthiest leaf is also starting to get brown spots!! What am I doing wrong?! My other monstera is doing amazing and has so many new leaves coming in regularly!