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That looks more like low humidity / inconsistent watering stress than a fungus to me, especially on a Monstera adansonii. The crispy brown tips and edges are really common with them indoors. The oversized pot may also be
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For something mostly shaded and low maintenance, I’d look at native woodland wildflowers and tough ground covers rather than anything that needs regular watering. Ferns, hostas, creeping phlox, ajuga, wild ginger,
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