7 2 1 1
14 2 0 2
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17 2 3 2
18 2 1 3
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22 2 1 2
20 2 4 2
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32 3 1 2
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20 3 2 2
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I have this monstera acacoyaguensis, and now it is wilting, and there are spots on the leaves😓. I am confused. Is this due to a lack of water or sunlight?
Tamara Kelly
I think it might be that it's been watering too much, and the leaves look as though they've been affected by rot in the roots, poor thing😫
Tamara Kelly
Oh, poor Monstera! It doesn't like much water, but give it some. Just don't let it stagnate. That's all!
Tamara Kelly
I think there might be a few things you could try differently to get the results you're looking for. From my experience, it seems like you're using a pot that doesn't have the best drainage, and your planting medium could also do with a little improvement. I think you'll find that a soil mixture of peat moss, perlite, pumice, and orchid bark will do the trick!
Tamara Kelly
Oh, I think I know why your plant looks sad! It's probably because it's not getting enough water. Let's see if we can't find a nice little plant pot and water it a few times a week, okay? 👍
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Monstera obliqua is a plant native to South America, especially Peru, Brazil, and Bolivia. This plant can be used as a houseplant that is easy to care for. In addition, this plant is widely sought after by people and the general characteristics of this plant are its leaves that have many holes and have deep leaf grooves.
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