Welcome to our guide to monstera leaf splitting and frequently asked questions on fenestration… When Do Monstera Leaves Split Monsteras start to produce split (fenestrated) leaves when they begin to mature at 2 years old. It can take a few months or years more depending on the plant and growing conditions. But in general you’ll see leaves from a young plant start to split after 2 years. And as the plant continues to mature the splits and fenestrations get bigger and more intricate. See also: Monstera Pinnatipartita Care, Monstera Albo, How To Propagate Monstera Albo, Monstera Subpinnata Care, Monstera Laniata Care, Monstera Lechleriana Care, Variegated Monstera (Category). Do Monstera Leaves…

Do Monsteras Like Humidity?

Introduction In this concise guide we run down the reasons for monstera leaves curling and what to do about it to get your plant healthy again… Why Are My Monstera Leaves Curling? Monstera leaves curl up when they lack moisture. Most commonly this is from underwatering, and sometimes from a lack of humidity. If the soil is dry, give it a good soaking and then maintain a regular watering schedule. Also you need to check humidity – as the curling from lack of moisture in the leaf could be due to a lack of humidity in the air. The best way to do this is to get a humidity meter.…