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Hi! I have a small monstera albo at home, but a plant store convinced my mom that the cutting she was selling was far superior to what I had, so my mom gave me this as a graduation present…

Lo and behold, root rot! I have tried cutting the rotted roots and sterilizing and drying and putting in cinnamon, but I just can NOT get the rot to stop.

My mom took the cutting back, but the lady said it was fine as is…

Please does anyone know what I should do as my next steps? I’m a little clueless at this point. These white fibrous patches showed up, but some are turning brown around the edges and I’m wondering whether to remove these as they look rotted.

Also, it has both water roots and dry roots, so I can’t just dry out and let the rotted scars callous over anymore. I don’t know whether to propagate it in water or in pearlite, as I found the rot in the pearlite it was in initially.

I don’t initially notice any of the wooded roots being squishy or smelling bad, but I could be wrong and there could be some small patch I’m missing. The white fibrous roots do have some rotted squishy ends.

Please help, it used to have so many more roots, but I kept chopping them off as the rot kept returning… I can’t tell my mom I killed it 😭

*it gets bright indirect light around 13 hours a day, and I change the water often.

**both ends of the stem are calloused

Hii so I bought this chair on Facebook marketplace and couldn’t see the stain in the dark room I picked it up in…

I’m afraid of further damaging the chair, so I would really appreciate any tips for trying to remove this!

The person who sold it to me said she thinks her friend spilled something and used vinegar and baking soda to clean it, resulting in this stain.

I’m literally gonna cry, I was so excited about this deep deep red pitcher pot plant (2 of them) but I had to leave it with my mom to take care of for a couple months.

When I came back, I saw this. It was in a window with a lot of light and had constant distilled water in a tray under it. Is there anything I can do?

She says she thinks it was too much light and it got burnt, but I thought pitcher pots need a lot of light… I have no idea.

Btw the green leaves are soft and leathery, and the upper dark leaves are the same, while the lower leaves are brittle and bone dry.

I’m literally gonna cry, I was so excited about this deep deep red pitcher pot plant (2 of them) but I had to leave it with my mom to take care of for a couple months.

When I came back, I saw this. It was in a window with a lot of light and had constant distilled water in a tray under it. Is there anything I can do?

She says she thinks it was too much light and it got burnt, but I thought pitcher pots need a lot of light… I have no idea.

Btw the green leaves are soft and leathery, and the upper dark leaves are the same, while the lower leaves are brittle and bone dry.

Hii! So I got this cutting with a lot of root rot and tried to save as much of the root mass as I could, but it all had rotted. There is no more root rot on this and it’s all been sterilized as of a couple weeks ago, but every root or rootish remnant isn’t viable. I decided to instead of propagating it in water, do it in perlite and sphagnum moss, but it has literally not changed at all for a little over a week when monstera cuttings in the past have produced at least a little growth in that time for me. What should I do?

It’s shiny bc I rinsed it and the brown is just discoloration btw!

Hii I just recieved a baby spiritus sancti and was wondering, how should I plant her to achieve a look like this photo from benjiplant? I was recommended to use a moss pole for quick growth, but I’m not sure I like the look of the pole with this plant, so idk what to do!

Also, what watering and soil mix have you found most optimal for these? Thank you!!