u/Mrs_Poopy-Butthole

I received this one yesterday from Pusheen Shop and while it's cute, I'd much rather have one of the others that are circled in the 2nd photo (I'm not looking to collect them all, I just like the look of certain ones).

I'm not sure if the nigiri are less common? I tried looking but couldn't find info on that. I just love sushi and these guys are adorable.

I still have the box and packaging (I immediately tucked it all back inside the box and put it somewhere safe).

*This is a home with 2 cats & 2 dogs, but they (or their hair) won't be getting anywhere near it 😅 I'm weird about cleanliness.

I'm glad I looked down into the base before putting her bowl in bc this guy was trapped in it and had some fuzz on him 🤭 I have no clue how he managed to get in that predicament, but he got a ride to the porch rail where he could hydrate and go on his merry way 💕

I posted in another community but haven't gotten any responses, so hopefully I can get some input here 😅

Sooo I unfortunately let this monstera get root bound bc I haven't taken the time to size up her pot 🤦🏻‍♀️ (pics 6 & 7 are when I cut the plastic nursery pot off).

The first few photos are what she looks like after I spent a good bit of time and effort to carefully untangle the roots, is there anything that I am not seeing that could be concerning in regard to the roots?

(I am not that knowledgeable when it comes to root care, and I'm always afraid I'll end up taking healthy roots off by mistake).

Idk exactly how much light it's getting right now since I moved it onto my covered porch that is facing east/southeast, but it gets plenty of indirect sunlight throughout the whole day in that area (with the morning and early afternoon being the strongest).

The previous pot had drainage and it didn't get watered more than once a week max (typically less often), or as needed.

The soil is a mix of coco coir chips, fine coco coir (the compressed block stuff), perlite, grit, charcoal, and a little bit of worm castings & vermiculite. (Hopefully I'm remembering everything in it).

Sooo I unfortunately let this monstera get root bound bc I haven't taken the time to size up her pot 🤦🏻‍♀️ (pics 6 & 7 are when I cut the plastic nursery pot off).

The first few photos are what she looks like after I spent a good bit of time and effort to carefully untangle the roots, is there anything that I am not seeing that could be concerning in regard to the roots? (I am not that knowledgeable when it comes to root care, and I'm always afraid I'll end up taking healthy roots off by mistake).

I have no clue what he is other than (I assume) a tree frog.

His camouflage works extremely well, because it took me a good few minutes to even notice him on the post that was sitting less than a foot away from the trail cam I was pulling photos from.

Location: South Carolina, USA.