Monstera Yellow Lower Leaves. Yellow leaves could mean a few things. She discusses the care of her plant in this.
Probably the most common reason your Monstera leaves are turning yellow is from the soil being too dry. If the soil is soggy and damp overwatering is probably the problem. Although Monstera can typically tolerate the drier conditions in most homes sometimes the lower humidity can cause the leaves to turn yellow.
Although these plants can tolerate average home humidity for a while long term exposure to lower humidity may cause the leaves to yellow or the ends to turn brown.
Although not as common as under-watering it is possible to overwater your Monstera plant. September 28 2020 admin Leave a comment. In order to figure out where you could improve your Monstera care its handy to go back and have a look at a care guide. Providing proper and consistent soil moisture is important in caring for a Monstera.
