Plants I Switched to LECA 🤩 Variegated Monstera Thai Constellation & Monstera Albo 💚 ONE YEAR LATER
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- Опубликовано: 14 мар 2021
- I switched all my plants into LECA a year ago and here's what happened 😁
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I love growing plants in LECA and semi hydroponics (passive hydroponics) and I can't believe I started this journey a year ago.
These two variegated monsteras are just so gorgeous. I took the leap a year ago since my monsteras weren't doing well. I threw my monstera thai constellation in LECA and semi hydro and my monstera albo borsigiana into LECA and semi hydroponics. This Monstera growth update goes through the journey of 1 year! It is super crazy looking back and how far they've come. 😍
MONSTERA THAI CONSTELLATION
MONSTERA DELICIOSA
MONSTERA ALBO BORSIGIANA
VARIEGATED MONSTERA
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The algorithm is in your favor boy!!! I'm so glad to have found you
Haha oh yay!! 😊
Sameeeeee
Awww 🥺🥺🥺
Yassss! The algorithm totally brought me here, and I loved it! Already a big fan! 💚
WOOOW. A few people have recommended your leca videos to me. My thai constellation has been in Leca for about a year after 3 bouts of root rot in soil, and she's finally happy! I am highly considering moving my albo into leca now too...
OMG HIII! 🥰🤩 I am so happy she's happy now!! I am honestly soooo happy I decided to transfer mine into LECA. Obviously I've seen tons of gorgeous albos growing in soil. I guess it's just your preference and if you're willing to take the risk 😬 Looking back, it still gives me anxiety 🤣. Best of luck if you decide to do it!! 💚
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Me over here trying to push the Albo roots into the bucket from the other side when you were placing it back inside. LOL
My eyes did a triple take with your thai constellation!!!! She is STUNNING
Omg right I cannot believe how far she's come 🤩🤩🤩
Omg 😱 those are goals !!! Thank you for all your knowledge.
Absolutely GAWGEOUS!!!!
Thanks dude your tips simply ROCK!
Completely blown away by how much your Thai grew🤯
Love your Beatles frames collection!
Your plants are beautiful!!!
I love how you edit the videos!!! So informative thanks!
Thanks JEN! ☺️💚
They are both just gorgeous stunners alright 😍
subbed 1min into the vid , your voice is so calming and "homey" :)
This is amazing!
I’m so excited to start my LECA journey. I have a large Thai con with three leaves that hasn’t grown anything in the year I’ve had it despite a happy root system, so I’m excited to switch it and see if it makes it happier! And switch a few other monsteras I have. Your LECA video is such a thorough help in transitioning and giving me the confidence to give it a try! And this video just enhances it haha
Leca is a big learning curve, thanks for sharing.
Hey Joel! It issssss. 🤣
Love this video! I can't wait to add this plant to my collection. 🤩
Thanks! It's truly a beauty!!
Bro I just found your channel and it's DOPE! Can't wait to see more!!
Aw thanks I appreciate that 🤩
I really need to get on the Leeca wave!!
I just found you and I already love you💜
I freaking love love u n wild fern to I wish I seen the solutions u use first cause I got the ph up n down n the three part flora series n it seemed a lot but ur way seems so much more simplified thank u buddy u da best
Great video!
Nice. Good work.
OMG when you pull out the "today" pot i was like "FFFF YYYEESSSSS" in my mind! Such a great timeline video. Thank you for your efforts in collecting all of the videos and showing each leaf up the vine. Love it! p.s. super cute Canada Day pic ;)
Wow!! I am so jealous!! Some of the nicest monsteras I have ever seen indoors!! Your lighting must be on point.
I really think that the lighting in my bedroom is the big reason why they're thriving! 😁
Beautiful
Aw thanks! 😊
5:28 I GASPED. I cannot believe that's the same plant in just a year! I just transferred a very unhappy sport to LECA and it's pushing out beautiful new roots. I was considering putting my albo in LECA and this convinced me! So happy for your plants!! Hoping mine looks remotely like this by next June!
It was so terrifying for me putting it in LECA 😬 I'm glad I did it though! She'll be big like mine in no time 🤩
Hi Kevin, would you make the video on how to repot with the root system like that? Even how much I love to see the growth but this seemed so hard to do.
Omg u just gave me motivation to move my
Albo into leca 🥰😍
Haha do it! 💚☺️
Kevinnn!! WOW your plants are stunning. You are the one who inspire me to switch all my plants in Leca, thanks a lot! I hope you have a couple of minutes for me, I have questions about your fertilizer routine (Flora, CaliMagic & Rapid start :))!
How do you proceed? Which one are you using and when (the frequency)?
Did you use your rapid start only when you transfer a plant in Leca?
Thankssss your the best
No way 😳😳😳😳❤️❤️❤️❤️ im heading out transferring my borsi albo n thai cons
just found your page! my albo and thai constellation are in leca also! your albo is freaking beautifully hope my plant looks like yours by next year
Hey Ashley! I'm sure they will! 💚☺️
O wow georgous ❤
Nkuuu! Ganda ! Albing is beautiful
all my monsteras loveeeeee leca.
You literally have the best Thai constellation I have EVER seen. I’m so envious but so happy for you🥲😂
Omg,she's very beautiful
omgwaad both plants are gorgeous😍😍😍 that thai consta is to die for ii lurvee how she became soooh large and incharge!😍
OMG RIGHT SUPER LARGE AND IN CHARGE 😍😍😍
Now that I've seen that, I am very glad that I've not potted up my Monstera propagations yet. I am definitely considering to put them in leca instead of soil now.
I’m switching my Thai constellation and albo to leca right now and I’ve been nervous about it! This video has helped my anxiety 🥰
How did it go one year later? :)
Omg- no way! Lies! Lol wow! I’m super impressed by the difference 💕🥰
Great looking plant, can you give some details on how much light (if possible actual measurements?), and which direction exposure details?
Love these. What type of nutrients do you use
Hello Kevin. I really enjoy watching your videos. I have seen almost all of them, and repeatedly. Hahaha! I would like to know how your Thai Constellation and other monsteras in leca are doing now, more than 2 years after transplanting them. How do you manage the roots when you don’t want to repot them to a bigger pot? I just bought a Thai Constellation and thinking if I will move it to leca. Your advice on replanting and other tips would be highly appreciated. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing! There's barely any progress videos of tiny albo cutting growing into a full sized plant.
No problem Karen 😊 I've been lucky that I've had such great luck with them
Holy shiet, that Thai!!!!!! OMG!!!! Now I wonder if I should put mine in Leca to get to these crazy fast growth and girth! How much water is in that bucket, about 1/3? And what is your nutrient situation??
Let me start writing the uelogy😂
Gorgeous plants
I'm so grateful I found this video when I did - by the time I found it, you'd posted the Complete Guide, and the two together changed everything for me.
I got super lucky water propagating a top cut albo in water, and it was time to move her to her permanent substrate. Right up until I saw this, I had planned to move her to a chunky aroid mix, but I was terrified that no matter how careful I was, it would rot her beautiful roots.
Instead, I moved her to leca, using General Hydroponics nutrients, and just two weeks after the transfer, she's pushing roots out of the bottom of her 5" net pot and the leaf that had started to work its way up the previous petiole before I transferred her has separated and should start to unfurl in a couple of weeks.
Thanks so much for sharing your story and your process. I'm pretty sure you saved me from making a terrible mistake.
If you chop it, I have no problem taking it and caring for it for you! 😅💚🌱🪴 love your thai and albo soooo much! I had bought a double node wet stick albo and now have 2 baby leaves and it is currently in moss and I've been debating if I should use leca or soil for it. What are your thoughts???? I do have a few of my plants in leca and majority in soil. So I do have some experience with leca. But I'm stuck on deciding for this plant lol
you just made me switch from soil to LECA. your thai constellation is amazing!
Wow
Thank you for inspiring me to try leca! 💚
Also I love your voice and the way you talk, super soothing🤗
Oh yay!! 🥰
Haha really?! I've heard that recently and I always thought my voice was annoying 😂
@@kevin. I can't with all the hyped youtuber voices lol please stay this chill forever😂
@@harukakmr1 haha okay I'll try my best to keep it calm 🤣
Goals!😍 I am inspired to switch my albo monstera that has been putting out smaller and smaller leaves😫. Also my halfmoon albo that I’ve had for a year and still has not pushed out a new leaf EVER. Like you, I am also an underwaterer and yes my plants are in a chunky mix and most in terra cotta pots. 😕
It's always so scary because this plant is so valuable and I just decided to risk it! 😬 Again it comes down to your environment and how much light you give it.
All right! I’m switching to Leca!! Question: is it humid where you live? Is your apartment warm most of the time? Did you put it straight into leca or did you put it in just nutrient solution for a while until it got water roots?
I just found your account because I think my Thai is dying! Lol at “writing her eulogy” - exactly how I feel rn. The roots are not doing well and it is yellowing. I have it in the same terracotta chunky situation you had yours in! Should I transition to straight water before leca or just go for it? 😫🙏🏼 this video gave me some hope!!
So just curious, how are you going to switch out the pot when you have to replant it without breaking the roots? I have a giant fiddle leaf fig that grew roots through a self watering planter and into the reservoir and i am so terrified of taking it out to repot it. Thanks for the advice! Your plants are so beautiful!
I have 2 Thai Constallations, one in Leca one in Lechuza PON, both doing great, however the one in Leca is doing much better, and I genuinely think it’s because the amount of air around root system! Both planted maybe month apart, and Leca is doing thousand times better! On the other hand, my anthuriums are feeling better in PON, pushing new growth like crazy! Glad I ditched standard soil!
Omg yes!! I transferred amone of my Thais from LECA to Pon and it rotted. I thought the exact same thing (about the air flow) and YES ABOUT THE ANTHURIUMS. My anthuriums in PON are thriving!!
Just leca in water or any growth liquid?
I love your hoya videos, but because of them my Hoya wishlist is really growing😂. But keep making them.❤
Hey Kevin I am getting ready for winter. I'm curious, do you change your fertilizer for the winter months? I really do not want to hurt any of my leca babies. And I'm super nervous about over fertilizing and or root rot during these months. I live in upstate ny and it gets super cold here for quite a few months. Please send help or maybe a video letting us know. I love you and your plants by the way. You are the reason I have chosen to switch to leca and some will be in pon soon too
I love both of your Thai and Albo, they are absolutely stunning!!! It must be so much pride and joy for you to see them~~ Just being curious, where do you get those giant net buckets and pots for semi-hydro (not that I have giant plants that need them)?
Hey! I get them from an online hydroponic store (indoor growing canada)
so beautiful.... how often did you move up the pot size from the first time you moved it into leca? Obviously, now it's in a much bigger pot... thank you.
OMG, i just put my Thai constellation in Leca 3 days ago...I am super excited to watch it grow. But tell me: what are the nutrients you put in the water????
Hi!!! What fertilizer did u use? Thank you! 🤍🤍🤍
Hi. How big are the net pot? I think i need a 10”and a 12”. And where can i order one with the black bucket? How are the albo and thai now? Thanks! Happy holidays!
What net pots do you use for your super large plants in LECA? (Like your thai constellation.) the ones in the description are just small ones. Having a hard time finding any that might work.
What amount of nutrients do you recommend per gallon? I use the 3 nutrients by general hydroponics and mix in 1 gallon ❤ thank you!
Hi Kevin, do you have large leca pot recommendation? I’m trying to find a pot big enough for 3 monstera for a fuller look, also, I see you have moss pole in your leca pot, how do you make the pole stable? Thanks!
Wow! I'm gonna need to transfer my monstera. What fertilizer are you using?
Where did you get your net pot you used for the albo :) ?
I'm curious about how you trim off the browned roots by yourself. I have some that I'd like to remove but I can't set it down because of the roots at the bottom. :O Also, I'm curious about what you do when the roots at the bottom has grown so much that the ball is pretty tight. Do you switch to a taller bucket or just keep it in the same bucket? Sorry for the newbie question...
hi. if you dont mind, where did you buy those huge net pots with the outside pot? thanks ❤
How do you integrate a moss pole into the 5 gallon bucket system?
Damn!!! 💚💚💚
🥰🥰🥰
I hope you can reply, I just got my first algo and I was wondering on doing leca but should I start with a smaller net pot ? Or can I do the 10in so I don’t have to move it later ?
thanks for your update! i have a Thai con arriving soon and want to transfer it to leca too... what size net pot are u using by the way? i need to go find a big net pot or self watering pot! love how lush your TC is! have u encountered any pests or fungal on them? i have two TC before and keep giving root rot or fungal on leaves! its a diva for me!
HI! My net pot is a 10ich net pot. I personally haven't experienced those issues =/ Maybe you need to have more air circulation? Or lower the humidity a bit? Perhaps changing to a chunky soil mix and watering it less.
Where do you get your nesting pots that are in this video?
Hello...l am new to your channel... please can you show how you fix the moss pole in your leca set up
really want to move my monstera to leca
question: are the buckets you have your monsteras full of water?
Hydroponics series ? Have my subscription
Haha 🤣
hey man, do you ever put just normal water? or ALWAYS with nutrients? during winter as well? thank you!
Do you nutrients in your lecca and if you do, what kind.
Do you cut up the net pot once roots are grown through?
I'm local! Where did you get your moss pole?? I was actually worried about switching to leca since my albo despriatly needs a moss pole. I thought that a moss pole in leca would rot it.
You have great house. The plants look great. If your gonna chop off the plant. Can you please post me a little stem I can propagate ?
May I know where u bought those big net pots
If you put them in basket pot with leca do you set it in water?
Where did you get that beautiful variegated monstera. Did you get it online?
😍
Your monstera thai constellation is beaaaauuutiful! Where did you find it in Toronto? I'm having trouble locating one :/
Hey! I don't know of any places locally right now. I bought mine online from north shore tropicals. I think urban plant haven is selling a few right now.
How often do you flush and feed?
I feel your pain picking up your large scale leca pots. THEYRE SO HEAVY. I have my reg monstera in a super giant pot and I’m pretty sure I die every time I have to move it. Also - I didn’t know floramicro came in a hard water version omggg you are saving me 😍
One more suggestion - but feel free to ignore if you don’t wanna do it lol - I think it’d be fun to try notching for your albo. Those stems are thick enough for it and it’d be fun content that’s not super common (I found you from your philo Brandi care video when no one else was talking about how finicky they were lol). Brooks Davis on fb (or @districtplantdaddy on IG) recently did it with his Florida beauty with pretty decent success so far!
And by that I meant notching instead of propping (or notching before propping) that albo with minimal variegation you mentioned wanting to prop. Sorry I just realized I was unclear 😅
Hey STEPHANIE! haha i don't know if the hard water one makes a difference but just in case 😜. THEYRE SO HEAVY HAHA 😂. Hmm maybe I'll think about notching the not-so-variegated one. I don't want to touch the other one yet ☺️
@@kevin. yes definitely don’t touch the other beautiful albo baby ❤️ (or not so baby anymore? lol)
I totally going to do that. I just want to see 1-2 more leaves and then I'll do it. Or is it better doing it now?
@@kevin. you can totally wait as long as you want! All that notching does is activate the axillary buds below each “notch,” so it’s actually really great for preserving variegation because you get a bunch more opportunities for better genetics without having to cut up the plant and re-root - though you can always cut up the plant afterwards if some axillary buds are still slacking 😂 I saw the update from Brooks that he accidentally cut the top too far and ended up with an unrooted top cutting, and I think that’s the main concern when notching. Definitely recommend trying to reach out to him (I’ve never spoken to him but he’s local to me so I follow him a lot lol).
Did you flush out the dead roots? Because i switched my thai constellation to leca and after a new leaf, it started to look droopy and when i checked, it had root rot! I am trying to root it now in perlite but i am scared to put it back in leca if it survives.
I just put two philodendrons in leca this weekend and your videos really helped and inspired me! Glad to hear about the water (am in ottawa and use tap water too).
Your plant growth is staggering!! 🤯😃 Great videos. Keep up the great content!!
Thanks Sandra! I hope your philodendrons thrive 😊. I'm glad you like my content 🥰💚
Hi, so what if you want to repot your plant to another bigger net pot how would you do that without breaking the roots?
Cut the pot with an X-acto knife.
Hi Kevin! I followed your Leca method to the T, with net potting and formulas, for my Albo last August. Since then my Albo went from 3 leaves to 10 leaves. How do I know when it’s time to transfer to a bigger pot? Please advise. Appreciate it. Thank you!!!
is an air pump needed?
i'm assuming that once you put your plants into a netted pot, it will be there permanently right?
Can you used this products in soil?
Please make a vlog about propagating your Thai constellation in Leca in a separate pot! 🥺 Wanted to propagate mine but I’m too anxious on what to do. 🥲
Haha I keep changing my mind and I'm not sure if I want to take the leap 😶
Haha well I won’t if you don’t so I’m just gonna wait 😂😂
Haha okay! 🤣💚
Hi Kevin, would you consider selling one small monstara, sorry of my misspelling, I live in Pennsylvania, thank you
Bec of ur vids, am almost ready to switch some of my plants to leca+hydrophonics.
A question tho, how do u handle the roots that shoots out of the net pot? Do u just cut them(roots) out whenever u need to transfer to a bigger pot? Or do u cut the actual net pot?
Hey Abby! I would definitely start off slow with just a few plants just to see what happens 💚 I usually leave them as is. I find that my monsteras are just fine with the roots sitting in the nutrient solution. Syngoniums seem to act the same way. There are some plants that don't like it though so I tend to cut them. I find that anthuriums don't like to sit in water for too long. If I have to, I cut the net pot which makes me sad 😅