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How often to repot a monstera (and the signs it can't wait)
Repot a monstera every 1 to 2 years, in spring, when roots start circling the pot or poke out of the drainage holes. Go up one pot size only: a pot that is too big holds water the roots can't reach, which leads to rot (source).
Five signs your monstera needs a bigger pot
- Roots growing out of the drainage holes
- Water running straight through the soil
- New leaves coming in smaller than old ones
Not sure which size to pick? Our guide to terracotta pots by plant size covers it.
Frequently asked questions
Can I repot a monstera in winter?