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Found an albo at Lowes and I am propagating the most beautifully marbled leaf from the mother plant. Don't worry mama was just hanging there to be cleaned up.

Finally ran across a whale fin and it just so happend to be this bad boy. I know its normal for the rhizome to pop out of the soil a little, but at what point should I intervene?

I was gifted a monstera on a mosspole about 5 years ago. As you can see I didn't really know what I was doing and it became super leggy, but I thought I was doing good just because it was putting out new leaves.

I decided to take my plant game to the next level in January of this year. I cut it waaaaay back to reset it and propagate it and gave it a better spot at the window and some grow lights and look at her now.

I got this monstera as a gift and initially didn't give it enough light and it got incredibly leggy with small, heart shaped leaves. I decided to up my plant game back in January and gave it a hard reset. Look at her now!

Is is normal for a whale fin to grow all off to the side like this? I picked this pot up for $42 this weekend. Should I repot? Try to propagate into different pots?