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Heorui
I cant find much about it on google, but would poton wound heal for plants work?
Its currently still propagating, cleaned up the root rot,
If I’m correct it would start growing roots in a week or 2?
Also any advice / tips is appreciated as I’m new to monsteras,
ajellyfishbloom
It looks like it has thrips damage. It also needs much brighter light. Use a magnifying glass though to check the leaves.
HugeExtension346
unfortunately, that bend looks pretty well severed through. i think it’s unlikely to heal.
No_Advance_147
A couple of things going on here.
Large mature leaves can get over watering damage when cut and propagated. The dark and yellowing marks look like it’s responding to more water than it’s used to handling.
That broken stem isn’t going to heal.
The new roots can start to emerge in a couple of weeks, or it can take much longer depending on how much light the plant is getting.
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I cant find much about it on google, but would poton wound heal for plants work?
Its currently still propagating, cleaned up the root rot,
If I’m correct it would start growing roots in a week or 2?
Also any advice / tips is appreciated as I’m new to monsteras,
It looks like it has thrips damage. It also needs much brighter light. Use a magnifying glass though to check the leaves.
unfortunately, that bend looks pretty well severed through. i think it’s unlikely to heal.
A couple of things going on here.
Large mature leaves can get over watering damage when cut and propagated. The dark and yellowing marks look like it’s responding to more water than it’s used to handling.
That broken stem isn’t going to heal.
The new roots can start to emerge in a couple of weeks, or it can take much longer depending on how much light the plant is getting.