Monstera New Leaves Brown Edges. The leaves may curl but there are unlikely to be brown tips or leaf edges and they will not be crispy or dry. Monstera deliciosa also called the split-leaf philodendron and Swiss cheese plant is a popular houseplant with distinctive split and perforated leaves.
Unfortunately you might miss out on a few factors and realize that your plant is already turning brown and growing small leaves. This is usually due to lack of something which will be light not enough water or not enough fertilizer. As Monstera deliciosa ages the new leaves will have more and more fenestrations holes and slits among the leaves.
Monstera deliciosa also called the split-leaf philodendron and Swiss cheese plant is a popular houseplant with distinctive split and perforated leaves.
Monstera grows fiercely and if we are thinking of keeping the monstera in the garden area we might keep it under a shade. Although Monsteras dont like sitting in water they also dont like their soil being too dry for longer periods of time. There are a few things to check and see what needs fixing. The color of the new leaf on the monstera is a bit different from the old leaf.
