Your plant is Philodendron bipinnatifidum (selloum), not Monstera deliciosa. Care is similar but distinct.
East window with 1 hour direct sun + grow light in winter is near ideal. No need to move outdoors.
Older leaves droop and die as new growth emerges on top—creating a tree-like trunk. Rotate for straight growth. Tall trunks can be cut back if needed.
Your 20-year-old plant will thrive with these adjustments.
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