8 Pro Monstera Watering Tips Everyone Should Know

When nurturing your Monstera, precision watering is key to unfurling its iconic split leaves’ lush and tropical allure. These Monstera Watering Tips will help you ensure your plant not only survives but thrives!

Aquarium water is like a natural fertilizer rich in nitrogen and other nutrients. If you have one at your home, take the water from it and dilute it with RO water in the ratio of 1:2 and use it on your monstera.

Bury a large, clean sponge near the roots. When you water the plant, the sponge absorbs excess water, releasing it slowly. This method helps in maintaining consistent soil moisture.

Create a DIY drip system using a medical bladder or IV bag. Fill the bladder with water, adjust the drip speed, and let it slowly water the plant.

It mimics a slow, natural rainfall, providing moisture without overwhelming the plant.

Water from boiled vegetables contains minerals and vitamins that can boost the health and growth of your monstera plants. Before using, ensure the water is completely cool and free of oil or seasoning. Dilute it with RO water in a ratio of 1:1.

Bury an olla pot (a porous clay pot) near your Monstera after filling it with water. The water will seep through the pot, providing a steady moisture source.

This method waters the roots directly and minimizes evaporation.

Use a double-layered pot system where the bottom pot holds water and the top pot contains the plant and soil. Connect them with a wicking material.

A consistent water supply without the risk of overwatering. You can check out a great DIY here.

These roots emerge from the stem and are easy to identify. They are often thicker and have a brownish color. Choose a small glass deep enough to submerge the aerial roots fully.

As aerial roots naturally