How to make Monstera bloom? Will it affect its growth?

1. How to achieve a blooming pot

1. Repotting regularly: If you want Monstera to grow to the point of overflowing the pot, you need to provide it with loose, fertile, slightly acidic soil. To ensure growth, repotting needs to be timely. If the pot is too small or the soil in the pot is limited, it will restrict its growth. You can change the flowerpot every 1-2 years and provide fresh nutritious soil to maintain growth.

2. Sufficient water: Monstera is a tropical plant that requires a lot of water. It must be watered sufficiently. There is no specific number of days to water it. Water it thoroughly when you feel the soil in the pot is dry.

3. Maintain humidity: In addition to normal root watering, you also need to spray water mist frequently to increase the humidity in the growing environment and make the climate as close to the native environment as possible.

4. Apply thin fertilizers frequently: If you want to achieve the effect of overflowing pots, fertilization is also a key aspect. During the period of vigorous growth, you can apply fertilizer every half a month, and you can use decomposed organic fertilizer.

5. Appropriate light: Sunlight is a very important factor in promoting growth. It needs to be placed in a bright place indoors to supplement sunlight to maintain good growth.

2. Does the pot bursting affect the growth?

Monstera deliciosa needs proper pruning after it has grown out of the pot. If it is left alone and allowed to grow, the nutrients in the potting soil will be insufficient, which will affect its later growth.