A Monstera cutting rooted in water and potted in a 10-inch pot should not be kept in darkness. It needs bright, indirect light (north window or back from east). Direct sun bleaches leaves; low light causes thin, elongated stems.
Moving to soil can be done year-round. Fluorescent lights < 2 ft overhead work well.
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