Monstera Obliqua Turning Yellow. Tropical plants grow best in temperatures between 65-80 F When the temperature drops below this level the plants growth may slow and leaves may begin to turn yellow. To help them you must identify the reason first and find a way to fix it.
If the lower leaves of your monsteras are the first ones to turn yellow overwatering is the cause. The most common cause of yellowing leaves among Monsteras is improper soil moisturein particular overwatering. The best time to feed it is in spring and summer while it is in its growing phase and refrain from it in autumn and winter because the plant then enters the dormant phase and.
Lets investigate and get to the bottom of this.
Its still in its nursery pot and it has a drainage hole. Yellow Monstera leaves are a common problem and can be fixed if caught early. Lets investigate and get to the bottom of this. As the plant grows and gets older the leaves around the bottom of the plant may turn yellow droop and then fall off.
