My Monstera Leaves Are Curling Up. My monstera leaves are curling in and the bottom two leaves are bending down while the roots are turning brownish. If your soil has gone too dry completely dry the oldest leaves will turn yellow first.
So monstera tends to need more water than usual. Other causes include overwatering low light fertilizer problems pests or transplant stress. However when I checked the humidity in my grow tent it was 36 so Im not actually.
Juvenile Monstera leaves will have no slits or holes looking more like a heart leaf philodendron but as the leaves mature they will gain more holes and splits.
If the soil doesnt get air the roots wont either. Mine does that when its starting to dry up and needs a watering. Give it plenty of water and let it drain out completely before putting it back in its pot. As Monstera deliciosa ages the new leaves will have more and more fenestrations holes and slits among the leaves.
