Monstera Plant Care Potting. Firmly surround the stake with soil and use plant ties to attach the stem to the stake. Since its used to being on the jungle floor you shouldnt find it too hard to care for your plant.
You should mix 3 parts potting soil to 2 parts pumice perlite or gritty horticultural sand. Fill the bottom third with peaty potting soil and establish a stake gently for the stem to climb on. Dyna-Gro Grow is just simply one of the best fertilizers around.
Aroids in general and Monstera plants specifically need something called an Aroid mix.
Once you place your monstera in the soil start filling the rest of the pot with soil. A monstera can be grown in a 6 pot to a 24 pot depending upon the plants size and growth. Set the roots into the container. Remove the Monstera from its current pot making sure to minimize damage to the roots.
