Hey guys, that's the situation….this poor babe has been in the water for a couple of months and I wonder if I can save the plant or it's better to buy a new one and start over. Any advice???

by Coldely_60

11 Comments

  1. Sad-Pickle-8765

    Monstera take a while to root. I’d just give it more time and you’ll eventually see more roots!

  2. plushy_chronicler

    I do not get it. You have now planty of roots and even a new leaf on that plant. I would say it is ready to pot in proper soil mix. Looks good to me but idk i can be wrong 🤷🏻‍♂️

    Edit. And of course it needs more light.

  3. singleandavailable

    Very ready. I did similar with even less roots it went from one little leaf to 5 big leaves now

  4. Additional_Abroad657

    Cool how you can look at the roots and see a cup 🙂

  5. HyenaImpressive8069

    The problem with switching to soil is they don’t acclimate well after being in water. So you want lots of roots. me personally if you’re going to pot it, I would actually put it in a cup with perlite and spag. Sometimes I feel like monsters do better in water anyways I ended up taking mine out of dirt and putting in water and it’s doing way better.

  6. Background-Cod5850

    YES.
    Remember to acclimate your cutting from water to soil by keeping the soil consistently MOIST-not-wet for the first couple of weeks… allowing the roots to adjust to the drier medium. 👌🏾

    🪴 Good Luck! 🪴

  7. Artist_1950

    Yes, you can! I think right now, all of your nutrition is in the roots! Plant it in a small pot where the roots have little or no room to grow! This will allow the plant itself to grow more! There is nothing wrong with the plant itself!

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