How to fertilize Monstera?

How to fertilize Monstera:

Its growing season is from June to October. Monstera needs a lot of nutrients during its growing season, especially when it grows most vigorously. It needs to be fertilized about once every two weeks to promote the growth of its branches and leaves and the amount of its growth. This fertilization method continues until mid-October.

When applying fertilizer, pay attention to the concentration of the fertilizer. It is better to make it a light fertilizer than to make it too concentrated, otherwise it will easily burn the roots, causing the branches and leaves to wither and fall off.

When applying fertilizer, be careful not to let it splash onto the branches and leaves. This can prevent the leaves from being injured and maintain their ornamental value.

The fertilizer used for fertilization must be fermented and decomposed, and raw fertilizer should never be used.

In daily maintenance, you can also use the milk left in the bottle and the egg white left in the eggshell to water the plants. These are also good natural fertilizers, but you must add water before using them.

Conclusion: The application of fertilizer can make the leaves of Monstera deliciosa greener, the gloss on the leaf surface more translucent, the flowering period can be extended, and the flowers are not easy to fall off.