Monstera Deliciosa Wilting Leaves. The spider mites are white in shading and feed upon the monsteras new leaves leaving gaps on the leaves. Why is my Monstera getting yellow leaves.
Your monstera will start wilting. Soil should remain damp but not wet. If your soil has gone too dry completely dry the oldest leaves will turn yellow first.
In the rainforest these slits are used to help withstand the heavy winds and rainfall.
If you accidentally let your Monsteras soil dry out completely you may see leaves go limp droop and possibly start to brown. This could also be an issue of too much water and not enough light make sure your plant is getting the right ratio of each. If the stem is drooping it could also be a physics issue. Probably the most common reason your Monstera leaves are turning yellow is from the soil being too dry.
