You could combine another plant........but let's figure some things out first. "Using a plant app to help with...". What does this app do?? I am assuming it just puts out a reminder after a period of time (e.g. prompts you to water after 6 days or something like that). The problem is something like that is meaningless. If you have a week of cloudy weather the plant is going to need less water than a week of sunny days when it is warmer and the plant is growing more actively. A small plant will not use much water but as it gets big anad potbound it will need more water and/or to be watered more often (fortunately established Monsteras can miss a watering and go a little dry and be ok). A newly planted plant in fresh soil will need no fertilizer. As the plant gets bigger it will need more (you wouldn't feed a 5 year old boy and a teenager the same amount). How much water are you adding? What type of soil?? Monsteras like a very open mix with a lot of air space. Regular potting soil is too compact (very little air space) adn you can easily overwater (suffocating and killing the roots). I like to add a lot of extra perlite and bark (you can buy an orchid soil for the bark) and mix that with potting soil to make it more open and airy. You can soak this open soil very well (drench it) and let the extra water run off.......it will be moist but still airy. Now that pot is very artistic......but is there a drainage hole? You need the excess water to drain off when you water. Enjoy! They are fairly easy plant and that looks like a great plant for that window.

Hi thank you so much for responding! The plant app basically suggests when to water/mist/fertilize based on the plant, and i can snooze suggestions based on if the soil is still wet.

I think i'm using regular potting soil, I'll look into the orchid soil! Right now I use 16 ounces when i water (a to-go container lol).

haha yes so on the inside of the decorative planter, the plant is still in a plastic nursery pot with holes on the bottom, and then i have it propped up on top of two cans so there is drainage!

Thank you so much, again.