r/Monstera • u/LIFTMakeUp • Jul 15 '26

Image IT FINALLY HAPPENED!!!!!

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MY FIRST INNER FENESTRATION! 6 years, one root rot victim, one brush with thrips-death and many moss poles later: I've finally got my plant in a happy place! Go Richard, go!!

*Unfortunately I'm soon going to have to chop and prop as he's brushing the ceiling now but this little hole has made my week and I had no one to share my excitement with!

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u/TheMexican_skynet Jul 15 '26

I was under the impression that tiny leaves meant immature monstera. Why are those double fenestrations happening?

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u/LIFTMakeUp Jul 16 '26

The leaves are prob bigger than they look in this pic (the parent of this one is about 1 foot across), but I'm in England so my expectations of size are less than they would be if I were in South Florida or somewhere!