Ripped out the base of some large monstera roots to hopefully grow a new plant. I really didn’t think this would work especially with how dry and seemingly dead the stem was since it was under soil. BUT LO AND BEHOLD 4 months later over the course of winter and completely forgetting about it because I thought it was a lost cause. New growth!!!!! Spring is truly here :’) don’t give up hope!!!
Thanks to ppl who commented originally and encouraged me. The bigger root would have likely survived too but I didn’t have a container or enough dirt to keep it covered and drained well enough so that ones gone rip.
Original post and photo of the roots in 3rd pic: https://reddit.com/r/plantclinic/s/c8JleNSK7c
by Jobobananas
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