The reason why Monstera does not grow new leaves after repotting

1. Wrong season

Reason: It has been difficult for Monstera to grow new leaves after being repotted, probably because the season is not right. If you change the pot in winter, the surrounding climate will be cold and the growth ability will slow down, which will result in the inability to grow new leaves.

Solution: It is recommended to repot in spring. The climate in spring is relatively mild and can be maintained stably at around 20-25℃, which is conducive to growth after repotting and can also make the leaves grow out as soon as possible. If you have already changed the pot in winter, you need to move it indoors and adjust the temperature to encourage new leaves to grow.

2. Root damage

Reason: If you are not careful during the repotting process, the roots may be damaged. After repotting, if there is a problem with the root system, the absorption and transportation function will also be affected, making it difficult to absorb water and nutrients, and naturally unable to supply them to the plant, new leaves will not grow.

Solution: Be careful during repotting to prevent root damage. If the roots are damaged, water with rooting agent.

3. Insufficient light

Reason: It needs a certain amount of light to grow. If there is insufficient light, it will be difficult for new leaves to grow.

Solution: Keep the plant out of the sun for a week after repotting. After a week, it needs to be exposed to sunlight for 1-2 hours every day.