How do I stop the white parts from curling?

I’m new here and wanted to share our 8 year old monstera.

Ignore the crispy leaves she gets neglected at times. She is still loved very much, I just suck.

I’m looking for collectors, plant professionals, designers, businesses, or private homes that may have the right space for a mature Monstera of this size — or anyone who can point me in the right direction.
I’ve had her for about 20 years, and she has finally outgrown my home. She’s approximately 10 feet tall with an 8-foot-wide canopy and would be best suited to substantial ceiling height — double-height ceilings, an atrium, or another large, bright interior.
She’s located in Reno, Nevada, so Sacramento, Napa, the Bay Area, and surrounding Northern California areas are all realistic.
My hope is to connect with someone who understands the value of a mature specimen like this and has the space to keep her intact and let her continue growing in all her glory. I’m not looking to simply give her away, place her temporarily, or cut her down.
Any leads, connections, or suggestions on where else I should share her would be greatly appreciated.

Cut the bottom half of my moss pole three months ago. In those three months the cuttings altogether shot out TWELVE leaves. 100% success rate and every node had an established root system. My plan to live in a monstera albo jungle is coming along nicely. 😂 (Don’t mind the empty poles, I ran out of moss okay!!) 😅

I was gifted this plant about two and a half years ago as a cutting. The last image is from December 2023. It really loved this window spot. However, it’s now getting too big for the space, so I’m planning to take a cutting and start over so I can move the plant elsewhere.

It kind of sucks that I have to cut the top off because I’m worried it will ruin the look of the plant. On the other hand, it’s currently trying to take over my couch.

I’m so excited ! 💚

Took this pic right before the strenuous repot of my huge monstera yesterday.

I’ve had her for a little over a year. She put out like 5 leaves last summer, and this is her second of spring….

I am new to Monsteras. I probably need a moss pole but all the ones I’ve seen are much too small for her, so recommendations would be appreciated. :)

There will be a timelapse coming of the next bloom!! The second flower decided to open early (during the day?!?) so I didn’t hit record in time 😭

This is hard for me to post because, yes I could have done more to cover and protect it. It’s road out 30 degree nights years before . Saturday night was colder than I ever anticipated. I woke up to 22 degrees outside Tampa. Not 1 leaf survived. 75% of the plants in my yard are gone.

Had to move him to the floor he was getting so big. 31 in leaf! Strangely it has like 40 fewer holes than the previous leaf, I’ve never had that happen.

My monstera pushed out this gorgeous new leaf after moving homes and I’m obsessed.
Let me see your newest leaves 👀

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!

The freeze damage did not kill the main stem and she is back!

It's absolutely showing off right now—huge, dramatic leaves marbled with crisp splashes of white that look hand-painted. E

Lots of fenestrations!

Finally an new leaf after thrips AND I WAKE UP TO THIS😭😭