How to raise Monstera bonsai (with pictures for appreciation)

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1. Proper lighting

2. Adequate moisture

3. Proper fertilization

4. Timely repotting

When raising Monstera bonsai, you need to avoid direct sunlight and place it indoors or in a sheltered place in summer. The water needs to be kept sufficient. Summer is the period of vigorous growth, so water it twice in the morning and evening. In winter, water evaporates more slowly, once every 3-4 days. Apply thin pancake fertilizer and water once every half month so that the leaves can remain bright and green. A new pot needs to be replaced every year.

1. Proper lighting

It can tolerate shade and is very afraid of direct sunlight. Exposure to the sun can easily cause the leaves to turn yellow. Therefore, you need to pay attention to this in summer and place it indoors or in a sheltered place. Do not leave it on the balcony for unblocked maintenance. But no plant can be left out of the sun, nor can it be placed in a dark place for a long time.

2. Adequate moisture

Moisture needs to be sufficient and the inside must be kept moist. The amount of moisture applied varies depending on the season. Summer is the period of vigorous growth. Water is applied in the morning and evening, and the leaves also need to be sprayed with water frequently. This not only ensures moisture, but also makes the leaves brighter. In winter, the evaporation rate of water is slower, and the cycle needs to be longer, once every 3-4 days.

3. Proper fertilization

It likes fertilizer, so pay attention to fertilizing to ensure its growth needs. Apply thin pancake fertilizer and water every half a month so that the leaves can remain bright and green.

4. Timely repotting

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In order to supply new nutrients, the pot can be changed every year. The time for changing the pot should be from March to April. During repotting, the old soil needs to be removed and the dead roots cut off.

2. Adequate moisture

3. Proper fertilization

4. Timely repotting

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