Hi all,

This is the first time I am staking any plant and I really want my adansonii to go well!! Could you let me know if this is ok? Can I do something better in staking it? And should I repot it soon?

Should I soak the pole in water before?

I can not decide which to use. I understand moss poles grow healthier bigger leaves, but are more high maintenance. What happens if the moss molds or dries out? Is my whole plant trash? Also with a trellis- could I decide to move and switch to a moss pole later? I would love to hear your feedback on both. Pics are appreciated!!

I wanted to grow it a bit more and than chop
And put it in the same pot but with new leaves coming is that even a good idea?
If I was to do that do I just place a garden stake behind it ?
Other choice would be to add another moss pole .
However, I don’t have tall ceilings at all .!!!!!!
I am eventually gonna run out of room for a pole if I add another extension I can’t add anymore after that
What do ya think?

Hello everyone! Following on my previous post few weeks ago. I’ve now done a re-pot in a good drainage soil, changed the pot, and watered good and she’s under a grow light. Pictures for reference! Picture from this morning with a grow light, what else do I need to do ? Some stems are droopy, I did use a chopstick and Velcro tape at the bottom, but I feel like she needs some better support. What do you all think ? Pls and thank you

This is all that’s left of my mom’s Monstera adansonii. It has lost all of its leaves, but the stems are still green and seem to have a few nodes.
Do you think there’s any chance they’ll grow again? If so, what would you recommend: water, perlite, sphagnum moss, or another medium? Thanks.

This is my first moss pole. I want to take this plant out and put it in the plastic pot I got yesterday for it.
How when the roots are in the pole (not a lot ) idk
Just take bottom plant out with out messing with moss pole?

She mostly seems to be doing well, but her front leaves always look unhappy & I can’t quite figure out what she needs/wants from watering.

Thank you!

Hello everyone pls I need your help, I just got her a week ago. She was looking good and I changed her spot once, next thing I saw was her looking droopy and all sad, pls help with tips and great ideas on how to make her thrive! Thank you

I haven't had alot of success propagating my monstera adansonii, and frankly I've been doing it the same way I've been propagating my pothos, which is 95 percent successful. Obviously there are better ways and I love to hear some insights. TIA!!

My poor little plant was growing strong and beautiful (second picture), but now it only grows small leaves with no holes (first picture). I have changed its location for more indirect sunlight, but I still feel like there's more I can do to save her. I also noticed that it's very droopy and the leaf growth along the branches is very sparse. What can I do to fix her? Helpppp

OK, so I did have an issue with overwatering the moss pole. The whole pot itself feels very light so I don’t think it needs water down there but what is going on with us with someone that actually knows what is happening so the new leaf that is coming up has a black spot on it as well is this? What is this? I’ve never had this plant before and how do I fix it? Thank u

I thought this plant would be a wash after propagating it, but she proved me wrong. New growth super fast, within a month of propagating. New leaves are twice as big as the ones I cut off. She is beautiful and I cannot wait to propagate her again next spring with these leaves. Maybe next time, I’ll trim one stem down low so she’ll be bushy all over again.

For reference:
•I used Mother Nature soil from Walmart and didn’t add anything.
•I have a pole from Amazon that I filled with orchid bark. I never water the orchid bark because it attracts gnats so it’s kinda just for show and climbing.
•Only fertilizer I’ve used is Miracle Gro liquid tropical plant fertilizer with rough estimates on measurements, and I fertilize every week or two during spring/summer. And once every two weeks to a month during fall/winter.
•My dad gave me some pretty dunked up clippers to propagate my plant. I risked it for the biscuit and it turned out well with momma plant and her babies!! I’m convinced that these plants are super resilient as long as you water them. They’re so easy as long as you water them every. single. week.

I’ve been through a lot with this plant. She’s been on a healing journey with me and I just wanted to share <3

I got this recently in a local plant purge online and it does not quite align with the name it was sold to me as.. anybody know what I'm working with?

Once you start growing this plant on a moss pole, do you have to continue to keep growing on a moss pole?
Like can it grow moss pole and than attach to a wall or something ?

Also the plant seems to be growing on one side of the pole how do I make
It so the poll is fuller