Monstera Deliciosa in Tall Fiber Clay Pot
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π Light
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Prefers bright, indirect light.
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Tolerates medium light, but growth will be slower and leaves may stay smaller.
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Avoid strong direct sun through windows (can scorch leaves).
π§ Watering
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Water when the top 5β7 cm (2β3 in) of soil is dry.
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In spring/summer: usually once a week.
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In colder months- less often, every 10β14 days.
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Always empty saucers β Monstera hates soggy soil (root rot risk).
π± Soil & Potting
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Needs well-draining soil. Use indoor potting mix with added perlite, orchid bark, or coco coir for aeration.
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Repot every 2β3 years or when roots circle the pot.
πΏ Feeding
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Spring & summer: feed every 2β4 weeks with a balanced liquid houseplant fertilizer.
βοΈ Pruning & Support
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Prune yellow or damaged leaves at the base.
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Use a moss pole, stake, or trellis β Monsteras are climbers and love to anchor their aerial roots.
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You can trim back long vines to control size.
πΊ Growth & Aerial Roots
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Aerial roots help the plant climb and take in moisture. You can tuck them into the soil or let them dangle β donβt cut them off.
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Leaves split (fenestrate) more as the plant matures and gets enough light.
βοΈ Temperature & Humidity
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Thrives in 18β27 Β°C (65β80 Β°F).
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Loves humidity: mist leaves, use a pebble tray, or place near a humidifier in dry homes.
π Pests
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Watch for spider mites, thrips, scale, or mealybugs indoors.
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Wipe leaves with a damp cloth regularly to keep them dust-free and deter pests.