Monstera Bottom Leaves Dying. We now know that the monstera plant requires bright to medium sunlight. If the soil is extremely dry all the way through the pot a thorough soak is in order.
The Monstera prefers high humidity and temperatures between 68 and 86⁰ F. And if youre looking for larger leaves with those distinct holes you can also trim older or smaller leaves at the bottom of the plant. Its natural for leaves to grow and die.
Leaves start showing brown spots until it gets totally brown and crisp.
Monsteras can take low light conditions but lack of light can make your Monstera pale green. Sometimes Monstera Deliciosa have yellow leaves as a natural part of plant growth. Monstera leaves drooping is most commonly due to lack of water. If you live in an environment with a dry climate there are certain tricks you can use to prevent your Monstera.
