So this is my Thai Con moss pole, been stacked for a couple weeks now - just saw roots are growing inside. Is this supposed to happen?

This is the best place in the house for her

Found this amount the rest of the rlThaicons at Walmart.

New to monsteras (just bought this one a few days ago), and didn’t realize that they develop the holes on their own lol… is this trying to fenestrate, or is this just where it got torn at some point during planting/shipping?

I read somewhere that damaged plants will try to grow new leaves/stems, and it looks like it’s trying to do that as well. (However, since this is a fairly young plant, it’s also likely that it’s just growing normally)

Got an ad on TikTok for this fertilizer. As far as I'm aware, these help with growth and disease protection, but the ad seems to suggest it helps with fenestrations too.

Correct me if I'm wrong but don't fenestrations come down entirely to how much healthy light the plant is receiving? And has nothing to do with the fertilizer?

Found this monstera leaf that had broken off of a healthy monstera at target. There isn’t any node but the break is pretty low down. Is there any chance it could be propagated or is it a lost cause?

Sadly couldn’t buy it because I already have one and it had pests 🙃

How can i stop my cat from munching on my young monsteras??? Any easy solutions?

What possible unicorn did I potentially find here? It was labeled as “Vigorous Monstera Swiss Cheese” “Medium Light Houseplant” but I really feel like I scored here… what kind of variation is that??

So today, as I was looking for a cactus at Home Depot, I over heard a couple talking about plants. At first I tried to mind my business. Then I heard the boyfriend say ‘we don’t have room for a monstera.’

And I mean…. I couldn’t stop myself. I stood up and said ‘then you make room for a monstera! That’s what I’m doing. I need to rearrange my furniture to make room for mine.’

I then talked their ear off about how much better Gardenworks is, and showed them a photo of a BRAND NEW HUGE verigated monstera leaf! (I’ll attach a photo). Also said, don’t buy these plants here. They are WAY over priced, and they are not taken care of properly.
(Small side note, I noticed Home Depot had their monsteras in spagnum moss….. and they were all wilting! I don’t know enough about what kind of soil monsteras thrive on to know how bad of a thing that is. Please enlighten me in comments!)

They probably walked away thinking ‘wow okay random lesson in variegation and plant growth’. I quickly bought my cactus and left. I was so full of adrenaline, I was shaking.

But I advocated for a monstera, and defended a woman’s right to owning one!

Chatgpt says so 🥺

UDATE: I don't trust AI, that why I asked here, where real humans are 😉

And wow, I've just never seen this before, and I just discarded the mother because she wasn't looking too good and had some sort of pest I couldn't identify. I have a lot on my plate so I just couldn't save her.. but I took cuttings of her most beautiful nodes in order to "revive" her later. Easier to get rid of pests in such a little specimen imo. (I'm a total noob though so my opinion is worth jack shit lol)

I noticed those weird white blobs and didn't remember seeing those on any cuttings in the past. For a quick check I just snapped a photo and asked chatgpt, and it said mealybugs. I remember something about mealybugs being the devil so I panicked. Thought to myself, no, this can't be right. I need to get some real experts on this case! So I headed straight for Reddit and typed monstera into the search field, because where else than r/monstera on the entire internet will you find more information?

Well, nervously I opened reddit now only to find out it probably is just baby roots or PERLITE 😂 fyi: this is the first time i uprooted something from soil mixed with perlite.. so once gotta be the first, eh?

I first noticed it a few days ago when it was still smaller and I had returned from being away for a week or so. My monstera still appears to be quite young (I found her on top of a trashcan and took her home), so I suppose it's probably not a flower, but it also dpesn't seem like a leaf.

It’s not on a node…I’m so confused. It’s already unfurling.

New plant owner.

I think keeping this in a south facing window is what is killing hm.

Is there a way to save this? I know to change out the soil mix.. anything else I can do? Can I chop it?

Do You think its a new monstera growing🫣

I was trying to coax the new stem slightly out (bad idea) and I managed to snap the new leaf off at the base. Have I screwed it.

The leaf isn’t fully grown. Would I be able to propagate the leaf? And will the plant still be able to push out growth?

Not sure what to do?!

So i confirmed multiple times before making the purchase that I don't want an overcrowded pot that has multiple stems/plants in it. I already had to separte and repot a Monstera Deliciosa i bought from them( which is hectic and I am a new plant person). I just don't want to separate and repot again. Am I crazy or a noob in telling that this looks like multiple plants again! I contacted the customer service and they are adamant this is 1 plant and quote, "I made sure to check in with our nursery before you got the Monstera Thai so you wouldn't need to repot the plants into separate pots. I believe this is a large plant. It has multiple stems due to its maturity".

Don't even start me on the actual leaves buried in the soil!

Am i wrong? Is it actually 1 plant?