![]() Monteras can survive with minimal care, but too much of anything may lead to several problems, root rot being one of them. The plant may have undergone stress continuously because of overwatering and overfertilization without detection. Worse still, the plant could be beyond repair. When the branches and stems of your Montera look brown, thin or odd, it could probably mean that root rot has reached advanced stages. Lack of nutrients mainly occurs due to root rot or overwatering that make it difficult for leaves to get the necessary nutrients to thrive. Wilting leaves occur due to scarcity of nutrients, as the plant can’t absorb the necessary nutrients from the soil. When you notice this in your plant, the problem could be in the soil and the roots. Unfortunately, Due to root rot, they might get stressed and depict little to no growth at all. Also, these plants shoot new growth every time it’s their growth season. Since they are sturdy plants, Monteras don’t get infected or affected easily by common plant problems. ![]() Yellow or brown leaves are mostly a result of overwatering or root rot. The leaves turning yellow and brownįoliage act as a reflection of the healthy roots and soil of any plant. You might need to dig a little dip on the Montera plant and check the roots. However, since they are weak, they sometimes break down and slightly pull the plant away from the pot. Normally, it’s hard to identify or notice these roots. The rots often leave the roots mushy, weak and brown. A yellow hue often surrounds the black spots. Pathogens and bacteria usually take over the plant endangering the existence of your Montera. Black spotsīlack spots on the leaves may indicate root rot. If not treated early, the infections might spread to the leaves and the stems of the plant. If you can detect the smell early enough, you can save your plant from suffering any further damage. Root rot makes the roots have a foul odor. Here are the signs of root rot in monstera plants: Foul odor coming from the roots Unfortunately, some of these signs may indicate other problems, hence challenging to point the issues solely to root rot. ![]() Most signs will start appearing once the infection has spread extensively on the roots. It can be difficult to identify root rot disease in plants. Rotting monstera roots appear mushy and fall off easily. ![]()
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