I know how stressful it can be to see your plant suffering, so I want to show you my experience with
underwatered Monstera.
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Signs
1. Dry soil
2. Leaves turning brown or yellow
3. Curling or drooping leaves
4. No fenestrations
5. Stunted growth
6. Monstera leaning oversome text
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How To Revive An Underwatered Monstera Plant
First, check the severity of the issue. The drier the soil, the more
water it’ll need.
Let’s find out what to do!
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Give It A Good Soak
1. Lower the plant into a sink or use a watering can
2. Pour water gradually until it starts coming out of the drainage holes
3. Leave the plant drain
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New Soil Mix
Prepare soil mix that contains:
– 1/3 peat moss
– 1/3 vermiculite
– 1/3 perlite
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Repot Your Monstera
1. Remove the old soil
2. Shake off the soil from the roots
3. Place Monstera in the new soil
4. Water the plant
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Tips For Watering
(Top Watering)
Pour the water gradually and evenly until you see it coming out of the drainage holes.
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Tips For Watering
(Bottom Watering)
Place your Monstera in a basin or sink and fill it with water until half the pot is submerged. Wait for about 30 minutes and leave the plant to drain.
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Use our advice to revive the plant and our tips for watering, and you won’t have to worry ever again.
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