How to cure browning or dying leaves on Monstera albo, aurea, or Thai constellation. 

Monstera albo, aurea, and Thai Constitution are fairly easy and rewarding plants to grow. But browning leaves can be mysterious and frustrating. This video will help you cure the problem and start enjoying a healthy plant again.

[@dixiechick6652]

That look on your face 😊 it did help me. I have a pink princess that keeps giving me mostly pink leaves on one side and it’s doing this. I like the ones that have the pink just plashed throughout the leaf. I have a couple leaves on it that has turned away from the light. I don’t know why

[@mamaj6028]

Love the science , like cloropyphl, too little light, etc. Thanks, great info !

[@gardeningthroughtheseasons]

Thanks 😊

[@sayadhasul]

Thank you for sharing those Sir

[@gardeningthroughtheseasons]

Your very welcome.😀

[@simonep6709]

This was VERY helpful . I’ve def done the fertilizer on dry soil 😭😭 and now my leaves underneath are brown
Now I know
😩 thank you

[@gardeningthroughtheseasons]

Thanks for watching. Less is more with fertilizer for these too. Happy gardening 😀

[@jimc6694]

Like your video. Definately subscribing.
A few of my leaves are starting to now brown(after 4 months) but only in certain spots. It is only about 2 feet from south window with sheers. Do you think it could be closer?
Also I have heard about using filtered water. Thoughts on that?

[@gardeningthroughtheseasons]

Thanks for watching and subscribing. 😀It can be very close to the sheers, but not on the other side in direct south sun. As far as using filtered water, I am not sure that it would make much difference, but I know plants would probably prefer water free from chlorine and fluoride. Both can cause brown tips on sensitive plants.

[@dixiechick6652]

7 reasons? To much stress 😮 love the video 😂

[@gardeningthroughtheseasons]

Thank you. Happy growing.

[@GEOMETRICINK]

This is why I prefer marbled variegation over blocky. Half moons are stunning but I’d just rather a nice marble so I don’t have to watch it wilt away. I have a highly variegated albo syngonium and I just get so sad watching the white crisp. The marbled leaves are going strong years later. Also, I find that incongruent watering makes variegation crisp, so try to be consistent.

[@gardeningthroughtheseasons]

Thank you.😀

[@jaimelongo10]

How do you save a Thai constellation from all the leaves turning brown/yellow, like the bottom older one of your plant? Except the brown is covering a lot more of the leaves, thanks

[@gardeningthroughtheseasons]

I’m sorry to hear about your plant. A few things are possible:
1) Sun burn. Did it happen all at once and you had it in direct sun? Then move it to bright indirect light.
2) Overfertalization. Have you been giving it too much Fertilizer or fertilizing it when it is dry? Then stop fertilizing dry soil or change the soil if you added too much.
3)Root rot. Have you overwatered or are the roots just rotting? Then take a cutting with a healthy stem. See my videos for suggestions on starting these. I hope this helps.😀

[@deniseweaver2104]

What about the rust fungus!?

[@gardeningthroughtheseasons]

I have never had rust fungus on my Monstera. I wish I could be more helpful. There are fungicides for rust out there though.