Una de nuestras aficiones ultimamente es salir a conocer a nuestras #hierbas vecinas, esas q nacen salvajes creciendo entre adversidades y sanando suelos pq asi de mágico es siempre lo indómito✨
Si quereis experimentar, esta guìa para enseñar como hacerlo está muy bien para empezar y trae unas básicas q se suelen encontrar por las iberias. Nosotras aprendimos a reconocer achicoria y estamos tomandonos uno de los cafés q se hacen con sus raíces😋
Recently, and this is what I think is finally doing the trick, I repotted it and I spray it once a week with a mix of hydrogen peroxide and water (Google about it and you'll find info about that trick, it's also useful against the damn fungus gnats and other issues!).
I also use that mix for a mildew issue I'm having with a bromeliad my mom gave me that is in isolation rn in another part of the house.
So, this is my Monstera, everyone!
It's been a headache lately, taking care of her, because I found out she has brown spot. It prolly came with it from the nursery and it only came 'out' visible when the hot weather arrived. *sigh*
I've been trying to deal with it with DIY natural remedies at home and so far it's not spreading much, so I think it's working! Now, which of the methods? I dunno, I'm working on several fronts at the same time! 
#FediPlants is the hashtag I'm using for my posts about what I'm doing with my/to my dear plants. I'll also use it to ask questions, post photos, etc. of my plants.
As a noob in these matters I often felt the need for a community where I could show my plants as they are rn without feeling shame for how they are, but also wanted tips on how to get them better. I still do.
That's what I want #FediPlants to be one day!
You are welcome to join! 
Keep it 🌿!
I have a feeling I'll have to repot it again anyway, from what I've been reading about this water on aerial roots trick. Which is why I have an even bigger vase, for a final repotting in a few months, if needed. 
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Marc 🌨️🌲❄️
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