Monstera Thai Constellation 6cm pot

🌤 Light

• Bright, indirect light is ideal.

• Avoid strong direct sunlight — it can burn the creamy variegation.

• Too little light will cause slower growth and less variegation.

• A grow light can help during darker months.

💧 Watering

• Water when the top 2–3 inches of soil are dry.

• Overwatering is the biggest killer — make sure the pot has drainage holes.

• In winter, reduce watering frequency as growth slows down.

• If leaves develop brown patches or yellowing, it might mean too much water or poor drainage.

🌿 Humidity & Temperature

• Loves high humidity (60%+ if possible).

  • You can use a humidifier, humidity tray, or cluster it with other plants.

• Prefers warm temperatures (18–28°C).

• Avoid cold drafts or sudden temperature drops.

🌱 Soil

• Use a chunky, well-draining mix:

  • 1 part potting mix

  • 1 part perlite

  • 1 part orchid bark

  • Optional: a bit of coco coir or worm castings for nutrients

• This mimics the airy soil of its tropical roots.

🌸 Feeding

• During spring and summer, feed monthly with a balanced houseplant fertiliser (half strength).

• Avoid overfertilising, especially in winter.

🌳 Growth & Support

• Thai Constellations are natural climbers — provide a moss pole or stake to help it grow upright.

• Regularly wipe the leaves to keep them dust-free and shiny.

✂️ Propagation

• Can be propagated by stem cuttings (with at least one node).

• However, they grow slower than regular Monsteras, so patience is key.

⚠️ Common Issues

• Brown edges: low humidity or overfertilising.

• Yellow leaves: overwatering.

• No new variegation: not enough light.

• Pests: check for thrips, spider mites, or mealybugs — wipe with neem oil if needed.