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Hi guys, I'm so curious about how to move my Monstera from its old pot without breaking the roots. Mine is already large enough until the roots are almost peeking out.
Eden Richards
I know it can seem like a lot of steps, but I'm here to guide you through it! You're going to want to choose the right pot, prepare the potting mix, move the plant carefully, prune the roots, place the plant in the new pot, fill with potting mix, water thoroughly, and place in a shady area.
Eden Richards
It's easy peasy😁, you must have a larger pot would help if the new shoots grow. Mix in soil (peat, perlite, or pine bark) around the plant's roots. Repot the plant once every 2-3 years👌
Eden Richards
I'm so happy to hear that your plant is around 1-2 years old! That means you can move it to a larger pot.
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Monstera dubia is a plant native to Central and South America. This plant is also called as the shingle plant. Its leaves are almost heart-shaped, unlike those of most Monstera, which have holes. Monstera dubia doesn't need any extra care and can climb on the surface of the ground, on the trunk of the host tree, and more.
Monstera adansonii
Monstera esqueleto
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