But, as it turns out, it could be the secret to a fuller-looking plant. While it might sound counterintuitive, experts say that cutting back your Monstera can actually help its foliage to flourish.

The day after a freeze, your plants are a mushy mess. Take a deep breath, cut back the dead foliage and ... From tropical trees to a Monstera that “got knocked down just to the roots” with ...

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You can also propagate monstera cuttings in water if you don't have potting soil handy. Hancock notes that he hasn't had much success with this method because the plant is more likely to develop ...

Q. Many of the leaves on my large, main Dracaena plant suddenly began turning brown and falling off, while a younger, cutting-grown plant raised up on a window shelf has been unaffected.

For houseplants, the bureau deemed 2025 the “Year of the Monstera.” Monstera is commonly known as split-leaf philodendron, cut-leaf philodendron and Swiss cheese plant, due to the structure of its ...

Will cutting them back stimulate more blooms? A: Regretfully your crape myrtles have been overtaken by shade and probably won’t be good flowering shrubs again. These are sun-loving plants that ...

In addition, cutting the grasses back too early in the fall might stimulate the plants to start growing again. Cool season ornamental grasses such as pampas grass, perennial fountain grasses ...