Monstera Variegata

Advice

• It needs bright indirect light, so it is ideal to place it near a window without direct exposure to the sun.
• Watering should be regular but avoid waterlogging the soil, allowing the top layer to dry out between waterings.
• Maintain moderate humidity by occasional spraying or by placing the plant near sources of moisture such as a humidifier.
• It is important to clean the leaves to keep them free of dust.
• The plant may benefit from monthly fertilisation during the growing season.

Signs of weakness

• Yellow leaves: May indicate too much or too little water, nutrient problems or inadequate light.
• Wilted or drooping leaves: This is usually a sign of lack of water or over-watering. May also indicate temperature problems or exposure to draughts.
• Brown or black spots on leaves: May be a sign of sunburn or cold damage. May also indicate fungal or bacterial diseases.