Like any plant, Monsteras need proper care, including repotting at the right time. Repotting not only provides fresh soil and nutrients but also accommodates the plant’s growing roots. But when to repot Monstera? Monstera needs repotting when roots grow out of drainage holes or circle inside the pot, indicating it’s root-bound. Signs include stunted growth,…
Monstera plant’s lush foliage can quickly turn into a gardener’s nightmare if overwatered. Yellowing leaves, mushy stems, and a foul odor from the soil are all telltale signs of overwatering! Now, how do you save overwatered Monstera plants? First, remove it from its pot and check the roots. Cut off any mushy, brown, or smelly…
Monstera plants, with their striking foliage and easy-going nature, are a popular choice among indoor gardeners. However, even these hardy beauties can fall victim to unsightly black spots, causing concern and distress to their owners. Why there are black spots on Monstera plants? There are a couple of reasons for this. Black spots are a…
Monsteras are popular houseplants prized for their lush foliage. But are they safe for your furry or feathered friends? Monsteras are mostly not harmful. But still, if I have to tell in specifically, Monsteras contain calcium oxalate. These crystals can irritate the skin, tongue, or belly of your pets. But they’re unlikely to cause serious…
Seeing your Monstera Adansonii leaves getting yellowish is nothing but frustrating, right? Don’t worry, it’s a common issue with several possible causes. Also, the good news is you can address it properly! But why are my Monstera Adansonii leaves turning yellow? One common cause is overwatering. On the flip side, underwatering leads to yellow leaves….
Commonly known as the Swiss Cheese Plant, the Monstera Deliciosa is a true showstopper. With its lush, tropical foliage and striking natural fenestrations, this plant adds an air of elegance to any space. But how does one care for Monstera Deliciosa? The Monstera Deliciosa prefers dappled sunlight, mimicking a tropical forest floor. Keep it in…