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How to grow Monstera, it will sprout new leaves in a week

There is no need to buy fertilizer to grow Monstera. Some leftover materials at home can be used to grow it. Rub some small things on the leaves and they will become shiny and green, and new leaves will grow.

1. Beer fertilizer, supplement nitrogen and phosphorus elements

Monstera does not need to be watered frequently, but its leaves are large and the water evaporates quickly from the leaves, so it is best to spray some beer water (beer is diluted with water after being let out of the air = 1:10) frequently so that the leaves can also "drink" nutrients.

After spraying the leaves with beer water, you can also pour it directly into the soil. If flower lovers think the taste of beer is too strong, you can add some water to dilute it and it will be much better.

2. Banana peel, natural potash fertilizer

Cut the remaining banana peels into small pieces and soak them in boiling water. When the water cools down, filter out the banana peels and use the banana peel water to water the Monstera. It will have an unexpected effect.

If you want a stronger effect, you can dry the banana peel, chop it up a little, and throw it in the flower pot, or cover it with a little potting soil. The stem of the Monstera that "eats" the banana can be thicker than your arm.

3. Timely pruning to stimulate growth

70% of flower lovers are reluctant to prune their plants. Even though Monstera grows slowly, if you cut off a leaf, it will soon grow a better leaf.

4. Divide the plants quickly and turn 1 pot into 4 pots

Sometimes the pot of the Monstera may seem just right, but in fact it is very crowded, which affects its growth. When the temperature drops to around 23 degrees in September, you can divide the plants.

5. Binding method to guide growth

As Monstera grows, it is easy for its branches to spread out in all directions, which will affect its growth rate and cause it to grow too tall, so you need to tie it up from the bottom with a rope. It is best to use a thicker cotton rope so as not to damage the flower stem.

If the Monstera grows too high, it is best to find a stick to tie it up so that it can grow in an orderly manner and can also grow into a screen.

Monstera cuttings, survival rate 100%

1. The old roots of Monstera should be used for cuttings, which are very easy to keep alive. Cut off a piece of old root, 8-10 cm in length, apply some carbendazim on the cut, or place it in a cool place to dry.

2. After the cut surface is dried, bury the roots in the flowerpot, leaving the large stems exposed. Water thoroughly and place in a cool and ventilated place to wait for germination.

3. Spray water every 3-4 days to maintain air humidity, which is conducive to germination. In about 1-2 weeks, green shoots will appear on the stems.

4. After sprouting, you can move it to a place with better light indoors. Don’t water it too much, just keep spraying it to keep it moist. The old stems sprout very quickly and will grow into normal Monstera in 1-2 months~