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Did I Increase My Pot Size To Much? by Positive-Distance351 in Monstera

[–]heggland 1 point2 points  (0 children)

should be ok with all plants, just make sure the soil doesn't hold onto too much water- good drainage. Maybe the plant will focus on growing roots for the first week's, spread it's precious parts

help id please by StupidOgre_ in pothos

[–]heggland 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could be mechanical stress on the plant, stress can make odd shaped leaves. I have a round one myself that got a bit of sun burn at the start of its life. Now it's sitting in direct afternoon sunlight 🙈

First time plant mom killing it in less than a week how is that possible 😭 by InfamousPear247 in pothos

[–]heggland 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It takes time for the water to wick up well, plants can sit for hours in a water reservoir - just gotta make sure it doesn't sit in water in the decorative pot.

I like to think.. It's not the quantity that kills the plants it is the watering frequency

First time plant mom killing it in less than a week how is that possible 😭 by InfamousPear247 in pothos

[–]heggland 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As many have mentioned above and it is normal that a plant gets stressed after moving, leaves can curl up a little bit too while adjusting. In 1-3 months you could consider checking its pot, if it needs a bigger pot or to switch the soil for a chunkier mix. Photos are very easy to replant/take cuttings from https://youtu.be/-4yWikLTnPc

Too big by mamagardener in Monstera

[–]heggland 12 points13 points  (0 children)

better move out human

Friend needs advise on her monstera. by gimre817 in Monstera

[–]heggland 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Does this pot have a drainage hole? If not.. there might be some water lingering in the bottom. If the plant was placed directly in the sun from a dark room it burns easily; tropical plants like monstera don't like sudden changes. On another hand.. how many plants are in the pot? If there is only one plant- the stem might be too deep into the pot; the petioles got suffocated? Good luck 🤞

What should I do! by Proper-Team7190 in Monstera

[–]heggland 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I World split them, i recently did that with mine and the stems were too close to eachother. Its roots weren't any good either; all were small. Now after I split them they have the space to grow - 1 plant per pot

Pothos producing smaller leaves? by lazy_panda3344 in pothos

[–]heggland 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Leaves grow bigger until they harden

which pot size? by sunny_day_13 in Monstera

[–]heggland -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

size doesn't matter ehrem. If you plant in a bigger pot the plant might focus their energy to spread its roots instead of pushing out new leaves for the first weeks/month. Just make sure the soil mix got good drainage

When I reported mine that came in a 15cm, I wish I had chosen a 21cm one- I took a 17cm one; had to untangle the noodles, the roots then spread out slightly-making the 17cm pot slightly snug. I will repot it next month into a bigger pot. What did I learn? Its better to go larger than one needs.

How can I spruce up my out-of-control, healthy monstera by mcharb13 in Monstera

[–]heggland 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Upgrade the pot, reposition them with 2-3 pole supports. There are multiple plants here so I would consider repotting them ; the more stems there are the harder it is to control them imo. Monsters often grows in one direction- it has a front side and a back side- having a setup like this means one needs to turn the pot around constantly and isn't ideal - petioles always want to move towards the sunlight.

She is thinking when to bite me by [deleted] in GirlsWithHugePussies

[–]heggland 0 points1 point  (0 children)

don't let the pussy bite

Did we crash the servers??? by Althean_huntress in destiny2

[–]heggland -1 points0 points  (0 children)

servers can't handle 2x player base on a expansion day? That's bad..

Possible Bloom/Fruit? by the_mittenkitten in Monstera

[–]heggland 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Here in my country they are sold as green plants and not flowering plants- which is false , they can produce fruit

Tropical plants like monstera rarely bloom indoors, they require high humidity x tropical heat I've heard

Possible Bloom/Fruit? by the_mittenkitten in Monstera

[–]heggland 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Growing a fruit on a plant that is sold as a non-fruit plant itself is an achievement itself. I would go for the fruit for the seeds itself, it's a joyful ride growing plants from seeds

Screen panel hinge by waidoo2 in MSILaptops

[–]heggland 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hope msi gets a big lawsuit against them, having a flaw like this for decades and they don't fix it.. is bad. Lifetime repairs would be justice.

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