If you’ve noticed your monstera’s leaves drooping, don’t panic! This is a common issue with a few simple solutions. But, why does my monstera leave drooping off? The most likely reason your monstera leaves are drooping is underwatering. They like moist soil, not soggy, but dry soil makes them wilt. Check the top inch of…
Brown spots on your Monstera? Spotting brown spots on those lovely leaves can be concerning. Don’t worry, it happens to most of us when we do planting! But Why Does My Monstera Have Brown Spots? Brown spots are often a sign that something is wrong with your Monstera’s care routine. They can be caused by…
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,…
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…
Alocasia is known as elephant’s ear, it is a toxic indoor plant with large leaves. Monstera on the other hand is a vining plant, with unique puckered leaves, that need less light. These are just basic differences between these two indoor plants. There are some more differences between Alocasia vs Monstera. If you can read…