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Hi, my monstera is slowly becoming yellow/brown,

i'm not sure if this is under or overwatering ? Or too much /not enough sun ? Or too hot ?

If someone has an advice

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[โ€“] starlainjury@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Can we see the rest of the plant? What does the soil look like? How much sun is it getting? Was it transplanted recently? As others have said Monsteras do like to dry out. Water just the soil once every week or so when soil feels dry, every two in slower seasons. Do not spray the leaves, make sure when you water you are giving it enough to encourage deep roots.