How to prune monstera thai constellation

Spring or early summer for any structural trimming; anytime for dead-leaf removal. Use clean, sterilised pruning shears. Cut the stem just above a node (the bump where a leaf and aerial root emerge). Wipe cut surfaces with a clean cloth — Monstera sap can irritate skin.

Rarely — dead-leaf removal as needed; structural pruning only every few years if necessary. Monstera Thai Constellation needs very little pruning. Remove any yellowing, dead, or damaged leaves at the base of their petiole as they appear. If the plant becomes too large, trim one or two stems back to a node — cuts regenerate slowly given the plant's cost and rarity, so prune conservatively.

Use clean, sterilised pruning shears. Cut the stem just above a node (the bump where a leaf and aerial root emerge). Wipe cut surfaces with a clean cloth — Monstera sap can irritate skin.