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🚨 Urgent plant help for jungle mint

I got this Monstera Jungle Mint on 18 September.
The plant had some root rot.
I removed the damaged roots and repotted it.
I also applied SAAF fungicide to the remaining roots.
After 5 days, I checked the roots again.
There was no new root growth.
I removed the SAAF from the roots.
I repotted the plant in an unglazed clay pot.
I used a very chunky mix of soil, brick chunks, charcoal, pumice, perlite, and coco husk.
After about 7 days, the brown areas on the leaf continued to increase.
The first photo was taken on 3 October.
The second photo was taken today.
Before this, I kept the plant outdoors. The temperature was around 33°C, with some harsh afternoon sun. I moved it indoors to an east-facing window because I was concerned about heat and sun stress.
Today, I noticed that the brown area on the largest leaf was still getting bigger.
I decided to check the roots again.
The plant had been in the unglazed clay pot for about 9 days. There was still no new root growth.
The roots felt very cold and dehydrated.
The plant was indoors on an east-facing windowsill, and the AC was running in the room. I think the low temperature and dry air from the AC may have affected the roots.
I have now repotted the plant again in a transparent pot.
I have placed it outdoors in bright indirect light.
What should I do now?
Is the plant still suffering from root rot?
Could the increasing brown areas have another cause?
Are the roots dehydrated rather than rotting?
Should I leave the plant alone now, or should I take further action?
What is the best way to encourage new root growth and save the plant?
I would really appreciate advice from anyone who has dealt with a Monstera recovering from root rot.

u/Jeevit_Praani — 7 days ago

Albo propagation help

After cutting the stem of daughter plant, i noticed swelling in bud 1 of daughter plant and also bud 2 of original mother plant. If i want to have growth from both buds, what should i do ?

u/Jeevit_Praani — 1 month ago

Has anybody ordered from here ? the seller is displaying a monstera albo( they later clarified in comments), but apparently selling this big albo for 550 rupees? i am skeptical as albos this size are upwards of 6K ? is this legit ?

u/Jeevit_Praani — 2 months ago
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Variegation potential of my albo nodes ?

My albo ia still a juvenile ( image 4), i want high variegation albo ( more than 70% white sectoral variegated), should i propagate it now or wait for some more time ? Image 5 is the petiole of the newest emerging leaf( which is mostly green)? If yes to propagate that which node has thr highest potential? If no, then should i purchase another albo with high sectoral variegated leaves ?

u/Jeevit_Praani — 2 months ago
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The newest leaf on monstera albo have cream coloured variegation instead of white. Why so ?

This is my monstera albo, the right leaf is the newest one, earlier this plant was kept indoors in an east facing window and got filtered morning sunlight, but later I moved it outdoors, where it gets bright indirect light, facing the plant south, since last 2 days, the peak temperature is as 32 degrees Celsius. I am seeing creamy white instead of pure white in the new leaf

u/Jeevit_Praani — 3 months ago
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What are the chances that my monstera albo will have high sectoral white variegation

Second image is of the newest leaf, currently unfurling

u/Jeevit_Praani — 5 months ago
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🌱 This Mother’s Day, gift your mom something she can nurture again ❤️

As we grow older, get busy, move away for higher studies and jobs, mothers slowly lose the little daily act of caring for someone the way they once cared for us every hour of the day.

A small plant may sound simple, but for many moms, watering it every morning, checking new leaves, keeping it in sunlight, and watching it grow brings genuine happiness and peace.

So for Mother’s Day, I’m selling healthy plant saplings in Bhopal for just ₹50 each — affordable enough that anyone can buy a few and create a little green corner for their mother 🌿

Why buy from me instead of nurseries?

• 🌱 Only ₹50 — most nurseries charge ₹100–₹300+ for similar plants
• 🌿 Healthy young saplings that adapt better to home conditions
• 💬 I’ll personally guide you about sunlight, watering, and care
• 🪴 No “fancy nursery pricing” — just affordable plants for people who genuinely want greenery
• ❤️ Supporting a local plant enthusiast instead of commercial shops
• 🎁 Perfect small Mother’s Day gift without spending a lot

Even one small plant can become part of her daily routine and make the home feel more alive.

If anyone in Bhopal is interested, DM me 🌿
I’ll share available varieties and photos.

u/Jeevit_Praani — 5 months ago
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Hi Bhopal peeps! If you’ve been thinking of adding greenery to your home, balcony, terrace, office desk, or gifting someone a plant then this is for you.

I’m offering healthy plant saplings for only ₹50 each (yes, much lower than nursery prices). Perfect for beginners, plant lovers, or anyone who wants to create a green space without spending a lot.

🌱 Why buy from me instead of nurseries?

✅ Much Lower Price – Nurseries often charge ₹100–₹300+ for small plants. Here it’s just ₹50.

✅ Healthy Young Saplings – Easier to adapt to your home environment and grow with proper care.

✅ Personal Guidance – I can tell you basic care tips (watering, sunlight, soil, placement). hand delivered.

✅ No Fancy Overpricing – You’re paying for the plant, not showroom decoration.

✅ Great for Bulk Buyers – Want multiple plants for balcony, terrace, gifting, or office? Save a lot.

✅ Support Local Seller – Buying directly helps a local plant enthusiast.

🌿 Perfect for:
• Home decor
• Air purification
• Balcony gardening
• Stress relief / hobby
• Gifts
• Beginner plant parents

📍Location: Bhopal(preferably Arera colony, chuna Bhatti, Kolar, MP nagar, Hoshangabad road, Char imli, MANIT, Nehru Nagar, Jawahar chowk)

💬 DM me if interested. Tell me how many plants you need and I’ll share available varieties. First come, first served.

Let’s start your plant parenthood , one plant at a time 🌱

u/Jeevit_Praani — 6 months ago