Monstera tying techniques

1. Purpose of Binding

Tying and shaping the Monstera during its growth can make it grow more beautiful.

2. Binding Techniques

1. First of all, during its growth period, if the nutrition is sufficient, it will grow very fast. At this time, the branches and leaves will continue to grow around and cover the entire pot. If there is insufficient space, it will completely inhibit the growth of the plant, so it is necessary to ensure that it has sufficient cultivation space.

2. Secondly, when it grows to a certain length, its leaves will become very large and thick, which will then press on the main stem and cause it to deform. Therefore, the main stem needs to be corrected at this time, and then it is best to tie it up and fix it to prevent it from falling over in the future.

3. Again, if you find that the stems of Monstera are very scattered, you can find a rope to gather them in the middle and fix them. In fact, if you want a better fixing effect, it is best to plant a pillar in the middle of it to play a shaping role, and then you can fix all the branches and leaves scattered everywhere on the pillar to promote the upward growth of new branches and leaves.

4. Finally, during its growth process, many aerial roots will often grow on the main stem. At this time, if flower lovers don’t like them to be too messy, they can trim them appropriately and then plant them in other pots. Then, with careful maintenance, it won’t take long before each aerial root will quickly grow into a new Monstera.