I enacted the worst root rot I've ever seen on one of my plants on my massive 3.5 year old monstera and this gave me hope. I don't care if it takes one year for each of the six sections, as long as it survives. Thank you!
I need help my hubby got me a monstera albo for our anniversary and it arrived with root rot in a clear pot thats how i was able to see it i took out and cut immediately the rotten part and placed in water its a highly variegated and its a stem ? With 3 leaves what should i do i don't want to lose it
I just got a 2 leaf thai seedling for $50 US! But it has root rot! I just cut off the rotted part and am soaking it in hydrogen peroxide. But now do i pot it in moss???
Great deal but shame about the root rot! Personally I wouldn't put it in moss as that stays quite wet and could cause more rot. I'd do the same thing I did with mine. Of course success isn't guaranteed but it's worked very well for my plant and others. Good luck!
I’m doing this to my Thai as I have root rot. Question for you! Did you leave it submerged in water the whole time or did you take it out of the water after a few hours?
I left it with 1/3 of the perlite at the bottom submerged in the water. The roots didn't go down that far so they weren't soaking, but they had what they needed that was absorbed by the perlite
I think mine will arrive in airy soil mix with alot of soil roots ready already, hopefully my super airy mix will make it stay healthy here as well and my glass cabinet maybe?!!¡ The woman who sold it to me this time is AMAZING, a total PRO with Thai Cons, especially in soil is what I've noticed which is AWESOME just that!¡ Sooo, I think I won't change that to much, because soil is my wish for it anyways so a big headstart in just that is worth alot just that I believe!¡ 🤔🌿 My favorite plant for sure and it haven't even arrived yet...💕 It's also very rooted in soil + BIG and a node cutting with big leaf so I'm optimistic❣ ((Not like the other expensive 3-4x TC disasters I've gotten before this one which definitely didn't make it either ofc)) The last 1 I got((which made me think smarter + wait for the perfect opportunity instead)) was shipped bare rooted/dry AF & all brown n' mushy like 5 weeks old salad that's been out in the summer heat without anything preserving it, all rotted everywhere, DEAD SOSO DEAD yah know. And only after like 2-3 days of shipping in the same country not far away from me.. Probably dead when packed... 🤔 The seller was not even discussing the bad shipping, at all and ofc no refund or anything. Just a total ultra Bitch about it((if I can be a little ruder than usual atm, pisses me of thinking about it as a very low income woman))... A bad "hustler" in my opinion.. But hey, she got me... 😵 No more words needed for that though.. Just a purely bad person, SUPER MEGA ULTRA BAD in every area... 👎🤐🖕
This was the best video of seeing how to cure root rot. I rotted my monsters when I switched to Leca and need a miracle to happen thank you for this!!!
I'm SO greatful that you decided to document this whole process!! Super helpful! Especially because SO many people have had rot issues with their Thai Constellations😩 but what a beautiful turn out!😍 This is my favorite Monstera because of how beautiful they are even without any splits in the leaves! This type of veriegation is so stunning!
I was worried it was going to be a sad ending too 😂 very glad it didn't turn out that way! Defo get one if you can afford it or find a good deal! They're beautiful plants!
I started my root rot rescue mission today so my fingers are crossed that it actually does flourish! This was beautiful to watch 😍 patience is a virtue!
Sorry, what is the second substrate you used after perlite? I hear "pond" is that correct? Can someone enlightened me? Otherwise great video, I will try to follow your steps with my monstera.
Also, do you think your technique would work with a monstera that is two years old with 6-7 leaves? After how long would you move your thai monstera to a normal airy soil mix such as orchid soil mix? Thats what I'd like to use for mine. Thank you!
I don't see why it wouldn't work. how long it takes depends on the severity of the rot though... but I'd say a more established plant like yours is probably going to grow new roots faster
Great video, I'm going through a similar situation with my Monstera. Can I use any other medium for the recovery phase instead of perlite? Also, in this situation what is a good alternative to hydrogen peroxide for treating root rot?
I wanted to provide an update! I was a month in and was ready to give up. I pulled it out of the perlite and low and behold there was a root forming and a growth coming!!! That was a month in and I had kept it at a west facing backyard window that gets lots of light! And now at the two month mark I have a baby leaf and a new leaf on the way! Thank you so much!! I'm so grateful you shared your experience and tips!! 💚💚💚
Oh my goodness!! That's amazing! So so glad you've got some root and leaf growth! Patience is really the key but it's so hard to sit and wait when it's a plant we care about! Glad you persisted!
It’s my first time having monstera thai constellation and it’s dying right now…the drainage was not good and one leaf is turning yellow right now. I’m gonna rescue my monstera hope it will come back to life. Thanks
Today I noticed a tiny new growth on a thai I thought I'd lose. The joy can't be described:) I followed your advice for another one with root rot so fingers crossed!
Okay sooo yesterday I discovered root rot on my monstera but like BADDDDD like one root was entirely covered in white fuzzy mold. The only thing I could save was 2 stemmed leaves that came with a node or 2. No arial roots, nothing. I decided to pot it in pon and see if it’ll grow (after I soaked it in hydrogen peroxide, rinsed, and let it dry out for a good hour and a half). I had boiled the pon a few hours prior so it was soaked but I’m worried about it causing rot again even though it doesn’t have any roots. I had to burry it very well so it wouldn’t tip over the pot 😭😭😭 HELP
So jealous of that gorgeous Thai constellation, looking fabulous 😍 I have been rehabbing a monstera deliciosa for 7 months and can relate to the excitement over new leaves. 😊 One day I hope to find a Thai constellation cutting that I can acquire with out selling organs lol 😆
First I wanna say you are such a joy to watch!! Thank you for your amazing content I just went through heart surgery so watching your videos have helped keep my mind off things a lot!! The tai looks so good can’t believe how much it flourished after root rot!! Way to go such an amazing achievement!
Thanks for the response. I did the deed today. Took it out of soil completely. Trimmed roots, removed all soil from the roots. There is roots but they were very small and and the thicker ones were firm. Did the peroxide dip, rinsed, and I placed in Perlite only and used a cut soda bottle as well to keep and eye on progress. I went ahead and divided the plants with leaves and growth points. Hope I have a similar result.
This gives me so much hope!! I just got a Thai cutting sent in essentially dry sphagnum and it was rotting!! I also made a similar mistake of just shoving the dry roots into leca and it rotted, but I’ve switched it to perlite now and I hope it works!!
I'm going to try this and hope it works! They weren't kidding when they said it's super Prine to root rot! Looks like your seller gave you one with several node points which is nice too!
During the process did you fertilize any or just waited until you planted in pond. BTW…. Great video and beautiful plant. We are dealing with this currently. I bagged into a make shift mini greenhouse and stopped watering. Only must 1-2 X/wk. I too got new leaves but once then is started browning again and all new leaves affected. I am going to try this method starting today. Fingers crossed!!!
you just gave me hope. I got my monstera a couple weeks ago, bare root. it was packed well but got held up in shipping during a heat wave. I cut off the rot and potted it in soil. A new leaf had started growing in but now it's all brown and not unfurling. the rest of the plant looks healthy including where it's growing from. I'm about to go on operation root save.
Oh no! I always remove rotting leaves just below where the brown starts. That keeps all the healthy tissue and gets rid of the rotting stuff. I defo suggest the hydrogen peroxide root soak, perlite, and a whole lot of patience! Good luck!
Great video :) I'm so happy for you that your TC pulled through, fingers crossed that mine does too. What is the substrate you used after the perlite? (More specifically, how do you spell it, so I can look it up :) )
Merry Christmas 🎄 thank you so much for this video. I recently bought a Thai cutting with 4 big leaves. I was told to put it straight in soil & I noticed it didn’t look very happy ystday so I took it out & it’s rotted! I have no roots! I’ve put it in water but after seeing this can I send u pics on insta for advice please? X
You mentioned something about soil called pon or pond??? Could you further elaborate on this it sounds interesting. I'm always trying different substrates. Thank you and keep up the great work!
Do you think it would be a terrible idea to have it in a humidity box? Like one with holes in the lid for a bit of air flow, but everything else the same. I’m wondering if the humidity would help boost the growth or possibly make the rot come back? I’m trying to rescue my monstera albo in this way and want to make sure I’m not taking steps back
I'm so relieved for you! It's so upsetting to see a much loved plant at deaths door, isn't it? My 6 yr old deliciosa just got severe root rot after i split his roots and put them in too big of a pot with too wet soil (it only took 5 days for the roots to entirely rot 😭) so I'm hoping that the stems i have in perlite with coco coir at the base now will root eventually, but it's great to see your timeline and now how healthy your constellation is! Fingers crossed for everyone treating root rot!
This is great info, I’ve just ordered some perlite! I have a monstera that I’ve had to cut right back! It wasn’t expensive but I feel so invested in not letting it completely die 🙈
Pon is litterally a miracle medium everything I put in it just thrives and it’s so low maintenance Everything I put into it just throws out new leaves constantly to the point a new leaf starts emerging before the most recent one has even hardened off the only downside I have is that if you drop a plant in pon the pon will go everywhere haha
Yesss pon is amazing! I just transfered a bunch more plants into it because I've had similar results of amazing growth! Just gotta be careful not to drop or knock them. Cuz not only pon will go everywhere, so will the water in the resevoir!
Such a good ending! I'm having this problem at the moment :( What concentration of Hydrogen Peroxide did you use (on the bottle) and how long did you keep it in the mixture for?
This is such a useful video. You did great saving that baby. I am currently growing a monstera albo cutting in water but thinking of moving it to moss or perlite because one of the two small roots is a bit limp and dark.
It might be! Update though, I have tried to save root rot on a pothos with perlite, but it didn't work. I've heard plants like monstera and philodendron really like it and can be saved with perlite, but pothos don't really work
Starting this journey today! My baby thai con was doing so good, but then I got overly excited about new growth and up potted it wayy too early. Of course the roots started to rot on me. Now my precious is in perlite rehab and I am hoping she'll make it! Btw did you keep the water level the same(ish) all through the rooting process? I've rooted in perlite before, but I've filled the water to the top, so this is new to me! :D Thank you!
Just wanted to give an update!!! The first month was a struggle, the roots kept rotting and I had to cut away more and more every week. Then I decided to go crazy and cut away a huge chunk of the stem, leaving only one root nub. It finally stopped rotting on me and has since then FINALLY started growing juicy, healthy roots. Now I'm just waiting for there to be enough roots because I don't want to risk my baby rotting again 😅
Thank you so much for sharing this! My monstera sadly has root rot so I followed step by step yesterday hoping for the best!! Question - how long did you water for the perlite to drink up the water? I don’t have what you did so I have a pot w multiple holes sitting in a high saucer with water but it drank it all right up!
Thanks for you extremely helpful video. I have a couple huge monsteras; however, I am wondering if I have root rot. Can you please tell me what the leaves look like at the first sign of this? Mine are not drying and curling as the images you showed are but, they are starting to get some light yellow coloration around the edges and middle of a lot of the leaves. Should I be afraid?
so lighter yellow colouration sounds more like sunburn or pest damage to me but it's hard to say without seeing pictures. Feel free to DM me if you want more specific advice :)
I gifted a beautiful plant arrangement to my boyfriends mom. It had drainage holes, but also had a cover pot. Well she must have forgotten that I told her she needs to allow all the water to drain out before placing it back in the cover pot. Needless to say, chaos ensued shortly after. I came over one day and decided to check on it. I noticed it wasn't doing very well so pulled it out of the cover pot and omg the smell that immediately hit me was absolutely horrendous! There was about 3 inches of disgusting, smelly, brown, rotten water. I'm going to try my best to save it. I own about 45 plants myself and this is the first time I've had to deal with root rot. Fingers crossed! It was so pretty 😌
So happy to see it revive.. I’m stressed about my monstera deliciosa.. I actually had to water propagate it but there was no visible node so i decided to cut it like an inch below the aerial root and dipped the aerial root into a water jar. But they kinda look mushy.. I really don’t know where I’m wrong 😑☹️ Please help if you have any info.. thank you
I saw this video when it first came out and I am so glad I did because my new Monstera thai constellation just came in with some suprise root rot 😩Only one little leaf has yellowed so far... Thankefully, I still have some good healthy roots remaning after cutting the rotted ones! Watching this video again makes me very hopefull for a full recovery 🤞
Can't wait for Costa Farms to introduce the Monsteria Thai Constellation. It's gonna drive the price of them down. Super thrive helps with shock when transplanting.
Wow! Crazy journey but a good warning to the rest of us if we get a plant and the roots weren’t protected. Do you mind me asking where you’re from? I’m thinking you’re living in England because you talk about pounds instead of dollars but you don’t sound British. And, you said “soda bottle“ which is what it’s called where I live, as opposed to pop… are you originally from the US? If so, where? I’m in Pennsylvania, just outside of Philadelphia. Thank you for sharing!!
@@GoodGrowing Cool! That must be fun! I’ve always wanted to visit England but now I’m disabled and the thought of a long plane ride, in my condition, doesn’t sound fun… but I enjoy TV shows that take place there so I get to see some of it, lol!! Thank you for answering!! 😊
I just got a cutting recently and it came planted in Pon! Can you tell me how to water your Monstera Thai in Pon? Like it baffles me but clearly Pon is the best for an MT😆😆
so I keep mine in a water resevoir so like the bottom 1/4 of the pot sits in water, but the cutting is above the 1/4 mark in the pon. Does that make sense?
I enacted the worst root rot I've ever seen on one of my plants on my massive 3.5 year old monstera and this gave me hope. I don't care if it takes one year for each of the six sections, as long as it survives. Thank you!
Ooh I hope you're able to shave it! I've got my fingers crossed for you! patience is key so it's good you've got it!
I looked at your hair and thought "Wow, you're variegated too!"
I need help my hubby got me a monstera albo for our anniversary and it arrived with root rot in a clear pot thats how i was able to see it i took out and cut immediately the rotten part and placed in water its a highly variegated and its a stem ? With 3 leaves what should i do i don't want to lose it
So happy for you 😍😍 ,, glad i found your video ,, since i just encounter the same problem ,, make me found hope ,,
Oh no! I hope your plant is alright! Good luck with the rescue!
Thanks for sharing I hope my Monstera Albo will survive.
My cutting is rotting. I hope i can save it. I'm gonna cut off the leaf and the spots and hope it bounces back. This gives me hope.
Oh no! Good luck with the rescue mission! I hope it's a success!
What’s “pon”? Is it a type of soil?
Pon is short for semi-hydroponics and refers to the inorganic substrate that’s usually paired with a water reservoir
I just got a 2 leaf thai seedling for $50 US! But it has root rot! I just cut off the rotted part and am soaking it in hydrogen peroxide. But now do i pot it in moss???
Great deal but shame about the root rot! Personally I wouldn't put it in moss as that stays quite wet and could cause more rot. I'd do the same thing I did with mine. Of course success isn't guaranteed but it's worked very well for my plant and others. Good luck!
I’m doing this to my Thai as I have root rot.
Question for you! Did you leave it submerged in water the whole time or did you take it out of the water after a few hours?
I left it with 1/3 of the perlite at the bottom submerged in the water. The roots didn't go down that far so they weren't soaking, but they had what they needed that was absorbed by the perlite
@@GoodGrowing Hi! Did you wet the perlite before using it? Or just put the roots in and added 1/3 water? I found my Thai with root rot today 😭😭😭
@@joesdi Oh no!! Yeah I used wet perlite. Washing your perlite is really important as well to get all the dust off
I think mine will arrive in airy soil mix with alot of soil roots ready already, hopefully my super airy mix will make it stay healthy here as well and my glass cabinet maybe?!!¡
The woman who sold it to me this time is AMAZING, a total PRO with Thai Cons, especially in soil is what I've noticed which is AWESOME just that!¡
Sooo, I think I won't change that to much, because soil is my wish for it anyways so a big headstart in just that is worth alot just that I believe!¡ 🤔🌿
My favorite plant for sure and it haven't even arrived yet...💕
It's also very rooted in soil + BIG and a node cutting with big leaf so I'm optimistic❣
((Not like the other expensive 3-4x TC disasters I've gotten before this one which definitely didn't make it either ofc))
The last 1 I got((which made me think smarter + wait for the perfect opportunity instead)) was shipped bare rooted/dry AF & all brown n' mushy like 5 weeks old salad that's been out in the summer heat without anything preserving it, all rotted everywhere, DEAD SOSO DEAD yah know.
And only after like 2-3 days of shipping in the same country not far away from me..
Probably dead when packed... 🤔
The seller was not even discussing the bad shipping, at all and ofc no refund or anything.
Just a total ultra Bitch about it((if I can be a little ruder than usual atm, pisses me of thinking about it as a very low income woman))...
A bad "hustler" in my opinion..
But hey, she got me... 😵
No more words needed for that though..
Just a purely bad person, SUPER MEGA ULTRA BAD in every area...
👎🤐🖕
Ya I killed mine… 😞
Did you refund the seller 20 pound😂
This was the best video of seeing how to cure root rot. I rotted my monsters when I switched to Leca and need a miracle to happen thank you for this!!!
Aww thanks! so glad that I could help! Hopefully your monsteras bounce back well
I’m expecting a clipping on weds I was going use Leca to prop. You wouldn’t suggest ?
Did it work?
I'm SO greatful that you decided to document this whole process!! Super helpful! Especially because SO many people have had rot issues with their Thai Constellations😩 but what a beautiful turn out!😍 This is my favorite Monstera because of how beautiful they are even without any splits in the leaves! This type of veriegation is so stunning!
The legit rot rot rescue video. Not a click bait. Thankyou
Thanks!
This would be such an odd topic to clickbait but I know what you mean 😂
Ahhh I was so nervous I thought you were going to show a sad ending. Happy it worked out. Your Thai is so gorgeous I am feelin inspired to get one 😇
I was worried it was going to be a sad ending too 😂 very glad it didn't turn out that way! Defo get one if you can afford it or find a good deal! They're beautiful plants!
I started my root rot rescue mission today so my fingers are crossed that it actually does flourish! This was beautiful to watch 😍 patience is a virtue!
Ooh I wish you luck! You got this!
Sorry, what is the second substrate you used after perlite? I hear "pond" is that correct? Can someone enlightened me? Otherwise great video, I will try to follow your steps with my monstera.
Also, do you think your technique would work with a monstera that is two years old with 6-7 leaves? After how long would you move your thai monstera to a normal airy soil mix such as orchid soil mix? Thats what I'd like to use for mine. Thank you!
it's called 'pon' short for semi-hydroponics its an inorganic substrate that I used similarly to perlite but for more long term
I don't see why it wouldn't work. how long it takes depends on the severity of the rot though... but I'd say a more established plant like yours is probably going to grow new roots faster
@@GoodGrowing Thank you!
Great video, I'm going through a similar situation with my Monstera. Can I use any other medium for the recovery phase instead of perlite? Also, in this situation what is a good alternative to hydrogen peroxide for treating root rot?
I wanted to provide an update! I was a month in and was ready to give up. I pulled it out of the perlite and low and behold there was a root forming and a growth coming!!! That was a month in and I had kept it at a west facing backyard window that gets lots of light! And now at the two month mark I have a baby leaf and a new leaf on the way! Thank you so much!! I'm so grateful you shared your experience and tips!! 💚💚💚
Oh my goodness!! That's amazing! So so glad you've got some root and leaf growth! Patience is really the key but it's so hard to sit and wait when it's a plant we care about! Glad you persisted!
It’s my first time having monstera thai constellation and it’s dying right now…the drainage was not good and one leaf is turning yellow right now. I’m gonna rescue my monstera hope it will come back to life. Thanks
Thank you for this video! I thought my baby was a goner but it’s already growing so many healthy new roots 😇
Today I noticed a tiny new growth on a thai I thought I'd lose. The joy can't be described:) I followed your advice for another one with root rot so fingers crossed!
Okay sooo yesterday I discovered root rot on my monstera but like BADDDDD like one root was entirely covered in white fuzzy mold. The only thing I could save was 2 stemmed leaves that came with a node or 2. No arial roots, nothing. I decided to pot it in pon and see if it’ll grow (after I soaked it in hydrogen peroxide, rinsed, and let it dry out for a good hour and a half). I had boiled the pon a few hours prior so it was soaked but I’m worried about it causing rot again even though it doesn’t have any roots. I had to burry it very well so it wouldn’t tip over the pot 😭😭😭 HELP
It's such a coincidence that you and wildfern both uploaded a video about your thai constellations rotting within a day of eachother! Awesome video :)
Haha right! I noticed that when uploading this one! Guess we both have thai's on our minds! Thanks
So jealous of that gorgeous Thai constellation, looking fabulous 😍 I have been rehabbing a monstera deliciosa for 7 months and can relate to the excitement over new leaves. 😊 One day I hope to find a Thai constellation cutting that I can acquire with out selling organs lol 😆
If you’re in or near Ohio, rumor has it a specific Kroger will be getting some soon for $99
@@VenusNotThePlanet unfortunately I am not near Ohio...I'm in Oregon 😒
Yes the new leaf excitement is real! Keep an eye on facebook marketplace! I found mine there randomly and for such a good deal!
This was 100% the seller’s fault! She was selling that expensive of a plant & didn’t know to keep the roots moist?!
Thanks for this.....I'm.
gonna see if I can rescue my monsters right now. #prayforme
I *love* your energy! You are fun to watch. Lots of great information here, too. Thank You! Please keep posting plant videos. xo
Naw thanks! Always here to inform and entertain :)
Shout out from Australia here. Thank you so so much! You are a life saver!
First I wanna say you are such a joy to watch!! Thank you for your amazing content I just went through heart surgery so watching your videos have helped keep my mind off things a lot!!
The tai looks so good can’t believe how much it flourished after root rot!! Way to go such an amazing achievement!
Awwww thank you so so much! That means so much to me
Thanks for the response.
I did the deed today. Took it out of soil completely. Trimmed roots, removed all soil from the roots. There is roots but they were very small and and the thicker ones were firm.
Did the peroxide dip, rinsed, and I placed in Perlite only and used a cut soda bottle as well to keep and eye on progress.
I went ahead and divided the plants with leaves and growth points.
Hope I have a similar result.
Ooh good luck! I hope they all revive well!
This is my dream plant! 😱😱😱😱😍😍😍😍😍
This gives me so much hope!! I just got a Thai cutting sent in essentially dry sphagnum and it was rotting!! I also made a similar mistake of just shoving the dry roots into leca and it rotted, but I’ve switched it to perlite now and I hope it works!!
Oh no!! Hopefully perlite and patience can save it! Good luck!
Did you save it?!?!
Did it work? Did you save it?
Exactly the same as mine 🥺🥺🥺 I’m heartbroken
Omg I just started my rescue mission!!! I still have a few roots, so I should not put in water after I took out the soil?!?!?
I feel hopeful but I'm gonna run to the store to get lyca because I'm so scared of root rot because she's my 1st baby and I'm not ready to lose her!!
I just bought a Red Dipladenia Bush
Could you please tell me how to care for this plant? Thank you
Ooh I've never had one of those before! But if I do ever get one, I'll be sure to make a video :)
I'm going to try this and hope it works! They weren't kidding when they said it's super Prine to root rot! Looks like your seller gave you one with several node points which is nice too!
During the process did you fertilize any or just waited until you planted in pond.
BTW…. Great video and beautiful plant.
We are dealing with this currently. I bagged into a make shift mini greenhouse and stopped watering. Only must 1-2 X/wk. I too got new leaves but once then is started browning again and all new leaves affected.
I am going to try this method starting today. Fingers crossed!!!
I didn't fertilize at all. Still don't because pon has slow release fertiliser within it.
Oh no! Good luck with the rot! Really hope you can save it!
The title makes me think Roots Rock Reggae.
you just gave me hope. I got my monstera a couple weeks ago, bare root. it was packed well but got held up in shipping during a heat wave. I cut off the rot and potted it in soil. A new leaf had started growing in but now it's all brown and not unfurling. the rest of the plant looks healthy including where it's growing from. I'm about to go on operation root save.
Oh no! I always remove rotting leaves just below where the brown starts. That keeps all the healthy tissue and gets rid of the rotting stuff. I defo suggest the hydrogen peroxide root soak, perlite, and a whole lot of patience! Good luck!
Great video :)
I'm so happy for you that your TC pulled through, fingers crossed that mine does too.
What is the substrate you used after the perlite? (More specifically, how do you spell it, so I can look it up :) )
Can I put it in water without dipping it in hydrogen peroxide?
yeah but be careful for root rot
Yep it’s my Thai Constellation too!! The one my bff grew me from a NODE! Fingers crossed! 🤞
Did u water the perlite or u just put water in the bottom?
just put it in the bottom and it will naturally wick it up
I feel your pain, I too had root rot on half my head. I washed my hair too much as grew two buns on top and half my scalp turned grey.
Merry Christmas 🎄 thank you so much for this video. I recently bought a Thai cutting with 4 big leaves. I was told to put it straight in soil & I noticed it didn’t look very happy ystday so I took it out & it’s rotted! I have no roots!
I’ve put it in water but after seeing this can I send u pics on insta for advice please? X
You mentioned something about soil called pon or pond??? Could you further elaborate on this it sounds interesting. I'm always trying different substrates. Thank you and keep up the great work!
Same here
Sounds like what I think might be perlite, or similar.
Pon yes. A video about pon is on my list for the new year so keep an eye out :)
Hi from CANADA. 🙂
Only video that actually gives detail! Thank you! Happy for you!
So glad to help :)
I think those smaller leaves are sucker leaves; you should eventually remove them as it takes the energy off of the main stem.
Do you think it would be a terrible idea to have it in a humidity box? Like one with holes in the lid for a bit of air flow, but everything else the same. I’m wondering if the humidity would help boost the growth or possibly make the rot come back? I’m trying to rescue my monstera albo in this way and want to make sure I’m not taking steps back
I'm so relieved for you! It's so upsetting to see a much loved plant at deaths door, isn't it? My 6 yr old deliciosa just got severe root rot after i split his roots and put them in too big of a pot with too wet soil (it only took 5 days for the roots to entirely rot 😭) so I'm hoping that the stems i have in perlite with coco coir at the base now will root eventually, but it's great to see your timeline and now how healthy your constellation is! Fingers crossed for everyone treating root rot!
This is great info, I’ve just ordered some perlite! I have a monstera that I’ve had to cut right back! It wasn’t expensive but I feel so invested in not letting it completely die 🙈
Pon is litterally a miracle medium everything I put in it just thrives and it’s so low maintenance Everything I put into it just throws out new leaves constantly to the point a new leaf starts emerging before the most recent one has even hardened off the only downside I have is that if you drop a plant in pon the pon will go everywhere haha
Yesss pon is amazing! I just transfered a bunch more plants into it because I've had similar results of amazing growth! Just gotta be careful not to drop or knock them. Cuz not only pon will go everywhere, so will the water in the resevoir!
What is pon? The CC said pond. I've never heard of it. I have several Monsters and want to be prepared. thanks.
Such a good ending! I'm having this problem at the moment :( What concentration of Hydrogen Peroxide did you use (on the bottle) and how long did you keep it in the mixture for?
Oh no! I hope you can save your plant! I used 3% food grade hydrogen peroxide. And I just kind of dipped it in and left it for a minute
@@GoodGrowing Thanks so much! I have a bottle of 50% so lucky I didn't use that without diluting it haha
@@ellemcfadzean Oh wow yeah good you didn't use it! could have been real bad for your plants!
This is such a useful video. You did great saving that baby. I am currently growing a monstera albo cutting in water but thinking of moving it to moss or perlite because one of the two small roots is a bit limp and dark.
Now, I believe that perlite is the best for root growing. I think perlite is the most hygenic potting media (?). Thank you for the sharing.
It might be! Update though, I have tried to save root rot on a pothos with perlite, but it didn't work. I've heard plants like monstera and philodendron really like it and can be saved with perlite, but pothos don't really work
Starting this journey today! My baby thai con was doing so good, but then I got overly excited about new growth and up potted it wayy too early. Of course the roots started to rot on me. Now my precious is in perlite rehab and I am hoping she'll make it!
Btw did you keep the water level the same(ish) all through the rooting process? I've rooted in perlite before, but I've filled the water to the top, so this is new to me! :D
Thank you!
Just wanted to give an update!!! The first month was a struggle, the roots kept rotting and I had to cut away more and more every week. Then I decided to go crazy and cut away a huge chunk of the stem, leaving only one root nub. It finally stopped rotting on me and has since then FINALLY started growing juicy, healthy roots.
Now I'm just waiting for there to be enough roots because I don't want to risk my baby rotting again 😅
😭😭😭😭
can you use rubbing alcohol instead of hydration peroxide?
Hard work does pay off...plus you are the luckiest
Thank you so much for sharing this! My monstera sadly has root rot so I followed step by step yesterday hoping for the best!!
Question - how long did you water for the perlite to drink up the water? I don’t have what you did so I have a pot w multiple holes sitting in a high saucer with water but it drank it all right up!
I left it sitting in the puddle basically. So if I were you, I'd make sure the saucer always has water in it. Good luck!!
I’m going to try this with my monstera adansonii. Thank you for the video.
Love very much your story..... Lots of roller coaster emotions😊😍❤️
Thank You.
Thanks for you extremely helpful video. I have a couple huge monsteras; however, I am wondering if I have root rot. Can you please tell me what the leaves look like at the first sign of this? Mine are not drying and curling as the images you showed are but, they are starting to get some light yellow coloration around the edges and middle of a lot of the leaves. Should I be afraid?
so lighter yellow colouration sounds more like sunburn or pest damage to me but it's hard to say without seeing pictures. Feel free to DM me if you want more specific advice :)
I gifted a beautiful plant arrangement to my boyfriends mom. It had drainage holes, but also had a cover pot. Well she must have forgotten that I told her she needs to allow all the water to drain out before placing it back in the cover pot. Needless to say, chaos ensued shortly after. I came over one day and decided to check on it. I noticed it wasn't doing very well so pulled it out of the cover pot and omg the smell that immediately hit me was absolutely horrendous! There was about 3 inches of disgusting, smelly, brown, rotten water. I'm going to try my best to save it. I own about 45 plants myself and this is the first time I've had to deal with root rot. Fingers crossed! It was so pretty 😌
oh goodness that smell is just terrible isn't it!! I hope you're able to save it!
I love your half accent lol
haha thanks!
Best video in treating root rot. Thank-you very much
So happy to see it revive.. I’m stressed about my monstera deliciosa.. I actually had to water propagate it but there was no visible node so i decided to cut it like an inch below the aerial root and dipped the aerial root into a water jar. But they kinda look mushy.. I really don’t know where I’m wrong 😑☹️
Please help if you have any info.. thank you
It's tough to know without seeing it. Feel free to DM me over on IG with some pics and I may be able to better help!
I saw this video when it first came out and I am so glad I did because my new Monstera thai constellation just came in with some suprise root rot 😩Only one little leaf has yellowed so far... Thankefully, I still have some good healthy roots remaning after cutting the rotted ones! Watching this video again makes me very hopefull for a full recovery 🤞
Oh no! I hope you're able to save it! If it's got some healthy roots I'd say it should make it! Just gotta keep them happy and growing :) good luck!
Can't wait for Costa Farms to introduce the Monsteria Thai Constellation. It's gonna drive the price of them down. Super thrive helps with shock when transplanting.
that will be a good day! good to know super thrive helps. I'll have to give that a go next time I transplant!
That’s what happened to me n now it’s dying I need advice
Just want to say thank you for sharing your method for saving your monstera, and it definitely worked out for mine as well! THANK YOU!
OMG yay! I'm so so glad it's worked for you too! I know the stress of root rot can be a lot so props to you for getting through it!
Wow! Crazy journey but a good warning to the rest of us if we get a plant and the roots weren’t protected.
Do you mind me asking where you’re from? I’m thinking you’re living in England because you talk about pounds instead of dollars but you don’t sound British. And, you said “soda bottle“ which is what it’s called where I live, as opposed to pop… are you originally from the US? If so, where? I’m in Pennsylvania, just outside of Philadelphia.
Thank you for sharing!!
Yeah it was certainly a bit of a roller coaster!
Im from California originally but live in London now
@@GoodGrowing Cool! That must be fun! I’ve always wanted to visit England but now I’m disabled and the thought of a long plane ride, in my condition, doesn’t sound fun… but I enjoy TV shows that take place there so I get to see some of it, lol!! Thank you for answering!! 😊
Did you use plain water in the pot under the pearlite?
Congratulations, a happy ending 🌿🌿🌿
Do you have an IG I need help please my plant is dying, I just took it out of the dirt n washed it it’s now drying n I don’t know what to do
yeah my IG is @goodgrowing
Love watching,learned a lot and you are sweet!
could you use LECA as opposed to perilite?
your facial expressions are so nice to watch.
12:25 i see the growthpoint 2 yrs ago tho...
so informative... lovely... keep going ...nice plant indeed
Thank you
Did you soak it in peroxide or just dip it in there? My baby has so rot I fear. I haven't taken her out yet
I kind of left it in there for like 5 mins and then put it in perlite
can I use pumice instead of perilite? =( should I mist the pumice daily? thank you
Yeah I don't see why not. They're fairly similar. Good luck with your root rot! You got this!
Congrats on the new growth!
Thank you!
Can you do a full video about growing with pon? Pretty please. 🥰💜
Yes I totally can! Thanks for the suggestion
After the hydrogen mix and water soak, did you out ut in perlite right away? Or let it air for a bit?
Straight into perlite
I just got a cutting recently and it came planted in Pon! Can you tell me how to water your Monstera Thai in Pon? Like it baffles me but clearly Pon is the best for an MT😆😆
so I keep mine in a water resevoir so like the bottom 1/4 of the pot sits in water, but the cutting is above the 1/4 mark in the pon. Does that make sense?
@@GoodGrowing Ah okay! Got it thank you so much 😁😁
This is a great video! How often do you change or refill the water when its in perlite?
Thanks! I never explicitly changed the water. I just topped it up when it was lower than 1/3 of the way up the pot
How many hours a day did you leave your Thai under the grow lights?
It was usually around 5-7 hours a day in addition to whatever daylight there was
I like how you are so excited about your plant that's how I feel
They are so exciting! It's tough not to be 🥰
Wow! Amazing! 😊❤
I have just bought a tiny 6cm thai constellation i am so nervous something might go wrong 😢🤞
Oh no, don't stress too much! Just keep an eye on it! I've got my fingers crossed for you! Good luck
@@GoodGrowing thankyou so much 😍
Thanks for sharing..
Thats so brave of you and your thai constellation .
Well done.
Haha thanks!
What a wonderful save video 💚
That’s a great price! So happy it’s saved!
Did you dip it in hydrogen peroxide the second time?
No I only used hydrogen peroxide the once
Your hair looks so dope
I hope my monstera makes it🌱
Thanks! and good luck!
Eyes.