Monstera Turning Yellow After Repotting. After potting or re-potting of the Monstera Adansonii. For some general repotting tips and knowing when to repot your plant check out my blog post on repotting.
The most common cause of yellowing leaves among Monsteras is improper soil moisturein particular overwatering. Monstera Fiddle Leaf Fig Pilea Rubber Plant Journal Journal Entries Learn more about specific plant problems propagation methods and useful top tips. As previously mentioned guttation is not necessarily bad but merely a natural process of life like sweating so unless your stems are getting mushy or big healthy leaves turn yellow brown or black your plant is most likely fine.
Overwatering isnt necessarily just a case of watering too often.
Hope your planties are being good companions. Your soil is either too wet or you havent watered your plant in a while. If your soil has gone too dry completely dry the oldest leaves will turn yellow first. Soil should remain damp but not wet.
