The reason why Monstera leaves droop after changing soil

1. Wrong time

Reason: Monstera grows very fast, so the flowerpot needs to be changed every year to provide sufficient growing space. If the time for repotting is wrong and the surrounding climate environment is not suitable, it will not only affect the plant, but also make it difficult to recover normally in the later stage, which may cause the leaves to droop after changing the soil.

Solution: It is recommended to repot Monstera in spring, when the temperature is more suitable and the impact is smaller.

2. Wrong soil quality

Reason: Suitable soil is suitable for its growth. If the soil is not prepared properly, the growth will be affected, making it difficult for the plant to take root.

Solution: Prepare suitable soil so that it can grow smoothly. You can use leaf mold, garden soil, and sandy soil, with each accounting for one third.

3. Root damage

Reason: During the process of repotting, the operation must be proper and careful. If the roots are accidentally damaged, it will be difficult to ensure rooting and growth afterwards.

Solution: When repotting, be sure to pay attention and operate carefully to prevent root damage. If you accidentally damage the roots, you need to place them in a cool, diffused light place to nourish the roots.

4. Improper maintenance

Reason: Maintenance after potting is also very important. If the plant is exposed to strong light or watered improperly, the leaves will droop.

Solution: Pay attention to maintenance methods, expose the plant to scattered light after potting, and provide appropriate water.