Monstera Leaves Curling Under. Tap water contains salts chlorine minerals and fluoride all of which can build up in the soil of your plant causing the tips of the leaves to burn turn brown and curl up. If you notice dark brown spots on your monstera leaves this might indicate that your plants roots are rotting due to over-watering.
Although more tolerant than some other popular houseplants Monsteras do best with humidity of 40 and will typically develop leaf curling and brown leaf tips and edges with humidity much below this. Even though these plants prefer being thoroughly dry between watering you must water it at a regular schedule. If you notice dark brown spots on your monstera leaves this might indicate that your plants roots are rotting due to over-watering.
If the curling continues after youve regulated a watering schedule another common reason your Philodendrons leaves are curling could be due to your tap water.
Tap water contains salts chlorine minerals and fluoride all of which can build up in the soil of your plant causing the tips of the leaves to burn turn brown and curl up. Monstera leaves are curling or curling inward due to underwatering and low humidity. Photos posted online are usually picture-perfect like models. You can easily fix this issue by giving your plant a thorough shower take it out of its decorative pot and place it outside or in a bathtub.
