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I put my monstera in the bathroom for 2 weeks and it grew a whole new leaf, but now I don't know where to put it back
So my monstera was looking sad for like 2 months, no new leaves, some brown tips. My place in Denver is super dry in winter, like 20% humidity. I read somewhere that bathrooms are more humid so I moved it in there on a whim while I was cleaning. Two weeks later, boom, brand new leaf unfurling. But my bathroom has basically no window, just the little light above the sink, so I know it can't live in there forever. Now I don't know if I should get a humidifier for the living room or just accept that my plant will be sad again. Has anyone dealt with this? What actually worked for you?
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hugo_coleman283h ago
Have you tried grouping your plants together? My buddy had the same problem in his dry apartment. He put all his tropicals in one corner with a cheap humidifier on a timer and they all perked up. The trick is you don't need the whole room humid, just a little pocket around the plants. Even a tray of pebbles with water under the pot helps a bit. Bathroom light is too weak long term so it would just slowly fade on you.
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