How to divide Monstera

1. Remove from the basin

Place the Monstera flowerpot that needs to be divided horizontally on the ground, and tap the pot wall with your hands to separate the soil from the pot. If it is a plastic pot, you can directly cut it open to complete the removal from the pot.

2. Cut off the roots

After removing the plant from the pot, loosen the soil around the roots and cut off the roots, including any roots that are too long, old or diseased, leaving only one bud.

3. Put it in the basin

When cultivating Monstera, you need to use humus soil. You can mix leaf humus and original soil in half. Do not apply fertilizer at this time because the root system has been damaged and will not absorb it. Prepare several flower pots according to the number of plants, and then plant the plants directly in the pots and add soil. Do not fill the soil too full to facilitate watering later.

4. Watering

After planting in the pot, be sure to water it thoroughly once, and water it once every two days in the later stage. Do not water too much to avoid waterlogging in the pot soil. After the seedling acclimatization period, just carry out normal maintenance.