Monstera Houseplant Potting Soil Mix

These plants are unusual as they were first mixed up with Philodendrons. However, they are not related to them. They originate from Central America. We wanted to make a blend of potting mix optimized for this unique plant.

TIPS:
Yellow or Yellowing Monstera leaves are a sign that your plant may not be getting enough air or water.
If you are using a mix that doesn’t offer enough drainage, your plant will be sitting in water. In simple terms, it’s drowning! If you are using a mix that doesn’t hold enough water, your plants may not be able to take in the water they need. This can also cause yellow leaves.
Brown spots are a symptom of root rot caused by overwatering. These spots may appear small and then enlarge and/or spread throughout the plant over time.

INGREDIENTS: peat moss, perlite, coconut coir, fir bark, worm castings, horticultural charcoal, and lime.