Perfectly normal. Reading this will explain....

Billy Rae

Here is a link that might be useful: Crying Plants

All three of my bird's nest philos were doing that after being caught out on the back porch in a nasty downpour while I was at work. They dripped for a couple of days. I finally repotted one into drier potting mix - I was afraid it would rot, but it didn't.

Hmm. So basically this is the way a plant gets rid of excess water? Is that right? If so, do you think I am over watering? I usually water once a week, but I pretty well drench it. Maybe it's too much.
Nicole

Yep, bacially it's just getting rid of excess water in the leaves, not excess water from the soil. As long as your letting the soil dry out between watering it's fine. With mine, some of the leaves will develop a slow drip off and on and then stop. In fact, the one that used to drip I haven't seen drip for a couple of seasons now.

Billy Rae

My Monstera is dripping like crazy right now - I think it's sad that it had to come inside for the winter. :)

Seriously, though, it's gone from almost 90F here to a frost advisory in less than a week, so yeah, I'm not too happy about it, either.