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  1. My Monstera is very health and fast growing. I have a moss pole which I mist but in a year I have not seen any roots attach to it.

    1. It sounds like you’re giving your Monstera great care! Sometimes aerial roots take a while to attach, even with a moss pole. You can try gently tying or pinning the stems and roots closer to the pole to encourage contact. Keeping the pole moist, as you’re already doing, will also help. With time and a bit of patience, your Monstera should start to attach on its own!

  2. My Monstera is 2 years old and very healthy. It is producing new leaves everyday along with airial roots. I have some stems and some roots attatched to the pole and, even tho I keep it moist, nothing attatches to the pole. Any suggestions?

    1. Great question! Monstera aerial roots can be a bit stubborn. Try misting the pole regularly and using a moss pole, as they attach better to moist, textured surfaces. You can also gently tie or tuck the roots against the pole to encourage them. Keep up the good care—your plant sounds happy!

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