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I posted a picture of this plant on Reddit a while back proud of how long its vines had gotten. A jackass Redditor commented and said that the plant was light starved (he had more to say, but I'll leave that out).
Anyway, is my plant doing OK? Does it need more light? I'm training some of the vines over the curtain rod so that it can get more light from the window.
I think you hit the nail on the head. A jackass redditor.
The plant may be the slightest bit leggy, where it’s reaching to the window, but looks totally fine to me. Google monstera adansonii (that’s what that looks like it is anyhow)they all looks vaguely like that.
OK, thank you!
I feel like the leaves I'm seeing on the plants I've googled are bugger than the ones on mine, but it aeems OK otherwise.