In their natural jungle habitat, they grow under the canopy of larger trees, which filters the intense tropical sun. You want to replicate that filtered, bright environment indoors.

That's a very common concern for Monstera owners! Yellow leaves, or chlorosis, are usually a sign that your plant is unhappy with its care routine. Here is a detailed guide to the most common causes of yellow leaves on a Monstera, along with actionable solutions.

Few things are as disheartening as seeing the lush green of your Monstera's leaves turn brown and brittle. While yellowing often points to watering issues, brown and crispy patches or edges are usually a clear signal that your plant is struggling with its environment specifically, humidity or light stress.