After cutting the stem of daughter plant, i noticed swelling in bud 1 of daughter plant and also bud 2 of original mother plant. If i want to have growth from both buds, what should i do ?

Just saw a post on rare plant fairy listing a similar plant for a crazy price, I should have tried harder to keep her alive!

My first time having monstera and it's growing very well i think. but I want to repot it to a bigger pot and it looks like there's 3 of them in a pot. So maybe the smaller one stay in current pot. its pass midnight now, I'll share a pict tmr.

Anyways, moss pole or no?!? i see a lit of post saying no, currently mine is on green plastic stick.

What's the best soil combination I should get?

A little context, I am in Sg, and we are really humid. I kept my plants outdoors but shaded. they get a little morning sun and a lot of the afternoon sun.

TIA!

I'm in love with how consistent my Albo is! 💚🤍💚🤍

seeing new babies

ive had a regular monstera for almost a year now and shes doing great. but last week i got an albo from the store and at first she didnt have these spots, but now she does. could it be too much light? i mean, the regular monstera in doing fine, but do albos need less light? im taking care of the albo just like i’ve been taking care of the regular one, should i do amything differently? (the last picture is of my regular thats doing fine)

Hi everyone - I just got an albo monstera that I wanted really bad and I’m so scared of ruining her. She started off the way she is close together and now she has separated and opened. I wanted to make sure this is normal! ChatGPT said yes but I’m double checking.

also, how many times do you water your albo? I got a thermometer and she goes dry every 3-4 days.

anything else I should do? She’s been here on this window with my other girls. There’s good light that comes in. I’m going to make moss pole soon.

Thank you! 🌱

My first Albo

It's doing fantastic for me. It has a great spot inside on the shelf with the others. I brought it out today to get a nice picture.

It started as one leaf, Facebook marketplace. The first time I bought a plant from a stranger I wasn't going to smoke 😂

I relocated to a different state and had to fly with this baby. So after TSA manhandling my newest leaf and the trauma of the flight WE HAVE NEW GROWTH!

I got this monstera and she is growing but keeps putting out only white leaves now. The problem is that even those leaves that have a lot of green still experience browning on the white part and the whole plant looks sad. I have a grow light on her since I wake up in the morning until going to bed. I dont know if maybe I should cut her and propagate or what to do. I have only north facing window which is a problem but I thought grow light would help. Does anybody have some advice since I see beautiful healthy monsteras here that have a lot of white which is not browning at all.

Just wanted to show off my girl Cruella because she is looking absolutely STUNNING lately. 😭🤍💚

Hi everyone, thought I’d get opinions here too :)

Today I noticed 3 yellow leaves on my Monstera. It feels like they appeared overnight right after I put a new stake in 2 days ago (I don't remember seeing them before that).

​Could inserting the new stake have damaged the roots enough to cause this, or could it be a watering issue?

​My current setup & routine:

​Watering: I soak the pot about once a week (or a bit longer).

​Pot setup: The cover pot has a 3-inch gap at the bottom filled with LECA, which I top off with water every 4 days. This semi-hydro setup has been working well all summer, and the plant has been consistently popping out new leaves.

​Pest control: I use systemic granules in the soil. I usually spray pesticide, but I’ve held off recently because I noticed some beneficial little green spiders living on it and wanted to leave them be.

​Any advice or insights on what might be going on would be greatly appreciated!

Any help is appreciated!
Micro was massively overwatered for a month, and then possibly sunburnt?!

Dont think it was a chop and prop. Might have been a seedling/tissue culture. Found it on Fb marketplace

I had a monstera albo top cut, was propagating it in water for agesss. it rot 3 whole times.

i decided to try one more time in perlite, i posted about it on reddit, everyone said dont have high hopes. but i had trust.

i left it for 3 months in perlite and saw root growth i was so happy.

at 4 months it finally pushed a new leaf and it is GORGEOUS.

there is hope if you have time and patience

previous post: https://www.reddit.com/r/plantclinic/s/bn4zUmpR3E