Cultivation methods and precautions of Monstera

1. Temperature

Monstera is relatively afraid of cold and is suitable for growing in relatively warm places. Therefore, when raising it, you should try to maintain the temperature between 15-30℃. When the temperature is relatively low in autumn and winter, the temperature should be kept above 10℃ as much as possible.

2. Lighting

It prefers partial shade and cannot grow in a place exposed to strong light for a long time, otherwise it will be sunburned. Therefore, try to give it half-day exposure, and use a shade net to block some of the light when the light is strong, so that it can grow better.

3. Water

It grows best in slightly moist soil. Therefore, when raising it, you should always observe the condition of the flower soil, and replenish water in time when you see signs of dryness to prevent the plant from lack of water. Generally speaking, you can water it once a day. But in winter, you need to water it every 3-4 days.

4. Fertilization

It likes fertilizer. From April to September, when it grows more vigorously, it should be fed with flower fertilizer every 15 days. You can choose either cake fertilizer or liquid fertilizer, but they need to be diluted before application.

5. Notes

1. Disease and insect prevention: It is prone to some diseases and insect pests in summer, and it is necessary to spray some low-concentration medicine in advance to prevent it.

2. Pay attention to pruning: If it has diseased and weak branches, they need to be cut off in time.