What to do if Monstera leaves are curling

1. Lighting:

This plant likes to grow in shady places. If it is cultivated on a large scale, a shade facility needs to be built. So if it is exposed to too strong light for a long time, it may cause its leaves to curl. So it should be protected from strong light. Especially in summer, don't forget to provide it with shade.

2. Temperature:

Since this plant has very poor adaptability to cold temperatures, it is easily damaged by frost in winter. Leaves that are frozen may still be green, but they will curl up. We can move it into the house and properly control the surrounding temperature so that the temperature can be maintained above 6 degrees to help it recover slowly.

3. Moisture:

This plant likes moist conditions and requires plenty of water during its growth period. Once the weather is dry, the air is not humid enough, and the soil in the pot is also dry, the leaves will curl due to dehydration. We can water it once in the morning and evening in summer. When the weather is dry, spray water on the leaves and the surrounding environment. In winter, water it every 3 to 4 days and spray water on the leaves every other week to prevent its leaves from curling due to dryness.