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help with monstera

User
4 years ago

I have a young monstera that has been growing pretty well but I am not seeing black spots on the new leafs before unfurling. Makes it looks like the shoots have been burnt. Any idea what is causing it? I don’t see bugs around the plants and the full grown leaves are doing fine. Thanks a lot!

Comments (2)

  • Alix W
    4 years ago

    Hi, I’m not an expert, but it could be burn from direct sunlight (or harsh sunlight through a window) or could be because the air is too dry. Monstera’s are forest plants and grow up trees in their natural habitat so prefer a slightly diffuse rather than direct light. Also try misting to give them some humidity.

  • User
    Original Author
    4 years ago

    Thank you. I’ve been told that they need to have sun for the leaves to split but I’ll try moving them out of the sun

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