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Introduction
This guide provides instructions on how to repot an overgrown monstera to maintain plant health and improve personal living space. Monstera is a plant native to rainforests of Central and South America. As a monstera grows over time, its root system expands to support its size, and its natural growth process can lead to roots outgrowing their container. If an overgrown monstera is left unchecked or repoted, it can struggle to grow, leading to slower growth with discolored leaves.