Monstera minima

Advice

• It prefers bright indirect light, but can also tolerate medium light. Avoid direct sun exposure, as it can burn its delicate leaves.
• Allow the topsoil to dry out before watering again. Be sure not to leave it waterlogged, as it can be prone to root rot.
• It is best suited to warm temperatures, between 18°C and 24°C, and avoid cold draughts.
• Use a well-drained substrate rich in organic matter to maintain good growth.

Signs of weakness

• Yellowing leaves: This may indicate a lack of nutrients or an excess of water.
• Withered and dry leaves: Usually a sign of lack of water or insufficient moisture.
• Soft, wilted leaves: May indicate over-watering or root damage.
• Drooping leaves: May be a result of overwatering or lack of adequate light.
• Weak, thin stems: Indicates a lack of nutrients or insufficient light.
• Leaf spots: May be caused by disease, pests or exposure to extreme temperatures.