Monstera Plant Leaf Turning Yellow. Christine repots her Monstera Adansonii which has developed yellow leaves since summer ended a couple months ago. If you notice the lower leaves especially the oldest leaves are turning yellow go ahead and feel the soil.
However yellow leaves are not always a cause for concern. Monstera Adansonii is a very hardy plant. Probably the most common reason your Monstera leaves are turning yellow is from the soil being too dry.
It is normal for some of the older lower leaves of the plant to turn yellow and die.
Older leaves tend to be near the bottom of the plant and they go HELLA YELLOW. The second reason is that this tropical plant is planted in the wrong soil. First the leaves will turn yellow then eventually brown before they die. Monstera leaves turning yellow is a common sign that one of these elements is out of balance be it overwatering underwatering prolonged or insufficient exposure to light sources lack of nutritional supplements in the soil base or shock caused from repotting or propagation.
