Monstera is an aptly named plant that can grow up to 70 feet (221 m.) tall in its native habitat of tropical North and South America. In the home environment, it typically doesn’t surmount 6 feet (2 m.), but the plant can tend to get leggy. Leggy Monstera can be rehabilitated with a little know how. Pruning leggy Monstera isn’t difficult, but the sap can be irritating, so gloves are recommended. Leggy Monstera deliciosa is a common occurrence. Houseplant growers may wonder, “why is my Monstera leggy?” The plant has a rapid growth rate and low light requirements. In severely dim rooms, the plant will naturally stretch to get some light. It may also have an excess of nitrogen, fueling vegetative growth. Fortunately, fixing a leggy Monstera is as simple as arming oneself with nice, sharp pruners and a little know how. Why is My Monstera Leggy? Monstera is native […]
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