Really appreciate your delivery style; very factual with no editorialized drama. Have viewed some of your other videos and actually learned techniques which I will employ. Just subscribed. Thank you for your professionalism.
Of all the monstera, calathea and pothos advice I’ve sought, this channel’s has been the most comprehensive and informative content of all of it. Thank you for clearing up all the wishy washy information out there! So helpful
AHHH I WAS GETTING SCARED YOU DIDNT HAVE ONE FOR MONSTERA’S!!! I FINALLY FOUND THIS VIDEO ON YOUR CHANNEL! :D so so so thankful for this channel… you have saved so many plant lives you have no idea! 🎉😂❤
I have a Monstera, it's huge and has actually fruited about 5 years ago. It took another year to ripen and did smell and taste amazing. Love this video.
As someone who owns a 14 stem 6yr old monstera that is in full intense light all day in the UK, I can 100% tell you that the more light and climbing opportunities you give this plant (obviously you have to slowly move it into bright light, as in took me 6 months) the more light it gets the faster it grows and the bigger the fenestrations become, mines leaves are almost the size of my torso now and have center holes as well as side splits I water every 2 weeks ish, and feed regularly (worm casting and fish bone) I haven't repotted it for atleast 2 years and it is ridiculously happy and grows all the way through winter lol Shows how different some peoples care routine is in comparison to recommendation, if your routine works for you and your plant than keep at it 💚
@@Kira-kg4kl Okay cool I'll try to ease it in. It's kinda annoying that every plant seems to be bright indirect light but I have south-west facing windows ☀
These are probably the most useful and informative plant videos I've seen. I've been looking for some more professional, detailed advice, rather than the typical hobbyist "influencer" videos, and you guys did a great job! I'd love to see a video on with advice on keeping a Philodendron 'Congo Rojo'. I have a rescue plant I picked up that had been discarded and it's grown quite long and leggy, with widely-spaced leaves. I'd like to see something on Rhapis excelsa as well. Skål!!
I started expanding my houseplant hobby about 3 years ago. My monstera has done wonderfully. Before I ever saw your videos, I just did a lot of on-line search. And it just happened that the only room my monstera could be in, was in front of a huge north-facing window. It grew quickly. I've got about 25 gorgeous fenestrated leave on it. Even this winter, it continues to push out new beautiful leaves. Almost all of the leaves are bigger than my face. I've only used a water-soluble fertilizer in spring. But during this winter, the only nutrition I feed it, is worm castings. I think my plant loves it. 💖
My wonderful mum just recommended your videos to me and so far I've found them to be the most informative I've seen thus far on RUclips! Thanks for sharing all your knowledge in a very digestible way. Keen to watch many more!
Excellent well-spoken English n vocabulary. Over Gabby American presenters take note. Had monstera 30yrs ago upto ceiling. Needed to repot n realign its growth. Hve just bought similar to yr eg. Start again. Here at 53°n . UK x
I just got a nice monstera a few days ago that I found on a clearance rack for $5. All that was wrong with it is it needed repotted and staked up and one leaf was ripped up. So now I need to learn how to take care of it, thanks for the info
I am a fan of cutting to propogate (and give them away as gifts) to diminish the wild (although beautiful) bushy appearance. They propogate beautifully with the leave still in tact, as the aerial roots propogating in water create wonderful results. Monstera is easily my fave!
THE BEST review on Monstera I was able to find in months.. great info. helped me grow mine 2x the size (~1m now) in just one year, beautiful healthy leaves and color.. :) thanks a bunch for sharing!!
Mate that was so nice and easy to watch. You are so informative, you have a really nice delivery style, and your accent and second language speaking is so lovely. Thank you so much for sharing my plant loving brother :D I'm subscribing !
Yesterday I saw a large, beautiful Monstera - but it was 40€ and I just wasn't willing on paying so much for a plant right now, also I currently don't have enough room for it (yet!) - but then I saw a baby Monstera seedling with no fenestrations yet - that was a sign! I bought it and I'm so happy I did because it's cute and I love watching them grow :D
Hi, i have these words for this video...Wow, Wow and Wow. Nicely done. So much detailed information. Thanks for sharing. It is very helpful. 👍👍👍👍👍🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱
I love 💗 how you divide the description in four parts. ✨It’s very helpful from the moment of purchase to bring a healthy plant home 🏡 👏🏼✨👏🏼✨👏🏼✨❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Another great informative video! I’ve been wanting a Monstera for my bathroom but I often see them growing with no direction all over the place so I found this to be particularly helpful! Than you! 🪴
I have become a huge fan of your chanel. I love the way you explain every thing in details. I have consulted so many experts regarding the placement of aroids, they all say you cannot keep them in the north facing balcony. You are the only one who say that north facing balcony is the best and I totally agree with you because I have placed almost 20 aroids in a brightly lit balcony and my plants looking at the sky and they are thriving
so I finally got brave today & cut 1 stem from my plant (she's huge) now I have 8 pieces in water to root & the leaves are AMAZING in water alone.. I have 9 HUGE leaves in a giant glass pot--- A HUGE THANK YOU for these video's you guys are amazing
This was the most informative video I’ve seen on this plant. I just got one earlier this month. Only 5 leaves but already a new one is beginning to spiral out. I just love this plant. I live in the US in Florida so humidity and cold is never a problem. Thank you for all the useful information.
Thanks this has been fantastic information. I’m new to house plant potting. When I found this plant I fell in love with it. The roots are beautiful. Thank you.
I did like you said and put a lava rock false bottom in my pot and overtime it become time to repot!! When I removed the plant The Roots had grown deep into the rock and we're thriving in the water of the false bottom and I mean the big lush root growth growing in standing water!! I'm a little hesitant on the idea that without good drainage this plant is prone to rot , I have also grown these out of water in a fish tank!!!!! The plant loves water just Absolutely thrives in a wet humid environment and that is from my experience!!!
My cutting has been sitting in water culture for three months now and is growing like crazy, the roots are very healthy while the mother monstera is still putting out a lot of growth. I cut the top of the mother plant cuz she was getting to top heavy.
I love this! Thank you! I've recently been getting into monsteras and this video is very comprehensive, as well as making me feel a little more assured that I have been taking care of my (very large) babies the right way :)
So helpful! Thank you. Recently brought home a small Monstera. Never planned on having one but the plant I had gone to buy was too pricy. And the Monstera was the perfect size and shape I wanted to place on my TV cabinet. I'm surprised by how much I'm enjoying my newest addition. And I find myself opening up to it getting bigger. To a point. Good to know I can keep the delicious monster under control. Thanks again for sharing your deep knowledge.🙏
Thank you very much for the information. I purchased a small monstera last year and it has grown more than double the size, it still has a little while to go before the leaves split. Although the plant is beautiful and green with no brown spots or edges I felt that the plant has been lacking something for a while, I now know that it's the humidity ( I live in Scotland ). I am now going to give it a good spray with water more often. I'm sure my plant will be happier and more beautiful thanks to you 💖😊. I'm also going to look for a video about calathea by you, I love calathea medallions but they never do well in my house
So do I. Mine has the roots in a filthy overstocked south American cichlid tank. The cutting that I placed in the aquarium is 3x the size of the mother plant that is still in dirt. Huge beautiful fenestrated leaves. I'd say it's very happy.
Thank you so much for this wonderful video. I have gone through roughly 2 monsteras and I was getting so frustrated because everyone says it’s the easiest plant to care for, (which made me feel like I was a terrible plant parent even though I was trying with all my might). Looking on RUclips was so confusing… such conflicting information! I feel so much more confident, and am so grateful you take the time to thoroughly explain everything in such a comprehensive manner. Tank you again!
Wow I definitely am because last night my Monstera was just looking like it always does. This morning I go check it and it looks like the momma plant is starting to split on one side. I'm so excited.
Excellent video. I bought a great Monstera D in a 11 inch Pot which was very nice when I purchased. But it was a very cold days 31st December when I had bought. I did not wrap any paper or plastic around, since I had not seen this video, but brought it home in the car on a really cold day. Its just 9 days to date, and I did exactly the opposite to what you mentioned in the channel. Placed it at a South Facing large window with more sunlight, watered almost every alternate day, and the conditions are dry where with no moisture. As a result, the all the beautiful large leaves have turned brownish and wilted.. but there is life left for sure. After this video I am trying to save it, let me see if I am successful. Thanks for this video.
I have three local grocery stores that I have bought most of my indoor plants from. Most of the time, the tag just says 'tropical'. Jump online to see if I can figure out what I just bought. Last night, I found a 'tropical' that looked interesting and that I didn't have yet. Was on my way home when I thought 'Monstera'. Uh oh. I've seen videos with huuuuge Monstera's. So I did scare myself. What did I just do? Read some stuff online. Watched a few videos. But was never exactly sure what I just bought until I saw this video. Mine looks exactly like the smallest one that was talked about. Before the 'adams rib aka swiss cheese' leaf shows up. Okay. Not quite as scared as I was last night anymore. Awesome video. Really helped explain things clearly.
This is so useful, thank you! I got a monstera cutting through a plant swap a few weeks ago and it's still small, one of the leaves got damaged in the post so I cut it and now I only have one leaf. I am hoping to see new growth soon. You are obviously providing excellent care for your monsteras, no mechanical damage there!
Your channel is truly outstanding. I have total faith in your advice. I watch these more than once to remind myself of all of the great info you share. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
Here in Wisconsin, winter heating lowers humidity. I use misters, but I've seen various opinions. Some say they don't amount to enough to matter. One said misting may encourage disease. Others, like you, recommend misting daily, so that's what I do. I have 3 Aglaonema by a north window, but this is the first recommendation I've seen for placement of Monstera d by a north window!
Thank you very much. We have a mature plant that flowers regularly and has enormous leaves. Some of those leaves outdoors host a tiny ecosystem of their own on the top surface.
So thankful I came across your channel . You are clear , precise and enjoyable to watch .. I wasn't falling asleep ! You are great to watch , thank you for making all these for us plant lovers !
Wow, your presentation (information giving, use of time and speed, attention) is perfect. For me, it's nothing more or nothing less. Just right! Thank you so much.
Thank you for all the awesome information!! My Monstera is very, very large and its leaves are huge! But I live in Utah, USA which is a desert, so some of my leaf tips have the brown edges. Now I have learned why, so I will start spraying it with a water mist everyday! Thanks again!!
Awesome! Very thorough! I'd been considering planting monsteras along a wall outside. The light is very indirect. I used pothos and tradescantia this Summer. They did very well. I'm going to look at the rest of your posts. Thank you!
Thanks for the section on how to purchase. I have been hesitating because the big ones are too expensive and I was unsure if the smaller would grow up to be a big one. These are all new to me, so I appreciate the details about how to select one.
First time stumbling on this page bc I am getting a Monstera Deliciosa today! Wanted to let you know I watched the whole video which I rarely do on RUclips and you really get straight to the point and have a way with the camera! best of luck and thanks for all of the advice
Very good video on the Monstera deliciosa or Swiss Cheese Plant, Swedish Plantguys. Your video was very detailed and addressed every aspect of cultivating Monstera deliciosa. Your style of presentation is great. I look forward to seeing more videos on your channel.
I found a monsterea plant in with another plant. I'm thankful I found your video. I absolutely love my baby. I cannot wait to see if my monsterea leaf will grow roots and other parts of its growth after! Because I couldn't find it's roots in With the other plant witch I know they are hiding in with the other plant. So I know I'll have a surprise monsterea plant growing with my other plant eventually. I couldn't be happier. I've been trying so hard to find a monsterea plant from other people. Because of how I could never find them. And finally got lucky not long ago. And I now have one.
I grow this plant out-of-doors in north central Florida. It gets a *lot* of rain. It also, occasionally, gets quite cold here 17-20 degrees for short periods of time. My monstera continues to thrive. In fact, my experience of philodendrons is that they like water. A lot.
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Thanks
Thank you. Good advice
Here in Bermuda, I have several of that in my garden and the fruits are sweet like sugar apple.
Really appreciate your delivery style; very factual with no editorialized drama. Have viewed some of your other videos and actually learned techniques which I will employ. Just subscribed. Thank you for your professionalism.
I've watched many videos about how to care plants, but this guy, he is the best! Easy, clear and fun. Tusen tack!!
Hi I love your videos from Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 I have monstera it’s getting yellow I lost one leaf already I don’t know what’s the problem
I know! Right?
@@faribaomari1982 it’s getting to much sun!
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Right?! I'm obsessed now!
Of all the monstera, calathea and pothos advice I’ve sought, this channel’s has been the most comprehensive and informative content of all of it. Thank you for clearing up all the wishy washy information out there! So helpful
AHHH I WAS GETTING SCARED YOU DIDNT HAVE ONE FOR MONSTERA’S!!! I FINALLY FOUND THIS VIDEO ON YOUR CHANNEL! :D so so so thankful for this channel… you have saved so many plant lives you have no idea!
🎉😂❤
All six of my bad ass kids (plants) are right here listening right along with me
I have a Monstera, it's huge and has actually fruited about 5 years ago. It took another year to ripen and did smell and taste amazing. Love this video.
Swedish Plantguys are amazing, so instructive in easy to understand explanations, thorough and exceptional in demonstrations !!!
As someone who owns a 14 stem 6yr old monstera that is in full intense light all day in the UK, I can 100% tell you that the more light and climbing opportunities you give this plant (obviously you have to slowly move it into bright light, as in took me 6 months) the more light it gets the faster it grows and the bigger the fenestrations become, mines leaves are almost the size of my torso now and have center holes as well as side splits
I water every 2 weeks ish, and feed regularly (worm casting and fish bone) I haven't repotted it for atleast 2 years and it is ridiculously happy and grows all the way through winter lol
Shows how different some peoples care routine is in comparison to recommendation, if your routine works for you and your plant than keep at it 💚
I was wondering if you can keep it in full sun, thanks
@ketz555 you definitely can but make sure you put it there gradually 💜
@@Kira-kg4kl Okay cool I'll try to ease it in. It's kinda annoying that every plant seems to be bright indirect light but I have south-west facing windows ☀
These are probably the most useful and informative plant videos I've seen. I've been looking for some more professional, detailed advice, rather than the typical hobbyist "influencer" videos, and you guys did a great job!
I'd love to see a video on with advice on keeping a Philodendron 'Congo Rojo'. I have a rescue plant I picked up that had been discarded and it's grown quite long and leggy, with widely-spaced leaves. I'd like to see something on Rhapis excelsa as well. Skål!!
Kalákala Tú couldn’t agree more!
My plant get dark and brown pot on the leaves how can I do ?
This is the best video for Monstera I've seen so far.
I started expanding my houseplant hobby about 3 years ago. My monstera has done wonderfully. Before I ever saw your videos, I just did a lot of on-line search. And it just happened that the only room my monstera could be in, was in front of a huge north-facing window. It grew quickly. I've got about 25 gorgeous fenestrated leave on it. Even this winter, it continues to push out new beautiful leaves. Almost all of the leaves are bigger than my face. I've only used a water-soluble fertilizer in spring. But during this winter, the only nutrition I feed it, is worm castings. I think my plant loves it. 💖
My wonderful mum just recommended your videos to me and so far I've found them to be the most informative I've seen thus far on RUclips! Thanks for sharing all your knowledge in a very digestible way. Keen to watch many more!
Finally a super detailed guide on how to care for these (and other) plants, from start to finish. The accent is just a bonus 😊👌
Excellent well-spoken English n vocabulary. Over Gabby American presenters take note. Had monstera 30yrs ago upto ceiling. Needed to repot n realign its growth. Hve just bought similar to yr eg. Start again. Here at 53°n . UK x
I really like the way you say plawnt.
meesherz very elegant, right?
@@sandyg.8318 with a bushy girth
He may be a French speaker.
its the beautiful swedish accent
Totally agree
One of the best, IF NOT THE BEST informative videos on Monstera! Fantastic job guys!
I just got a nice monstera a few days ago that I found on a clearance rack for $5. All that was wrong with it is it needed repotted and staked up and one leaf was ripped up. So now I need to learn how to take care of it, thanks for the info
Never seen video that detailed clearly like this thanks mate !
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I come here for the pronunciation of ‘plont’
Love it too!
You have anything about starting a interior plantscaping business you know the business of plants
when he says 'plont' it sounds sexy
Hahaha I'm dying
Plawnt
I live in Greece and my plants are flowering and fruiting like crazy on full sunlight. Did not know they are edible. Thanks a lot.
Make sure they are ripe, the tiles fall off when they are fully ripe. You can put them in a glass of water and eat parts as they ripen.
Stella Terpovska; They're saying it's edible but I don't think I would eat it......
I am a fan of cutting to propogate (and give them away as gifts) to diminish the wild (although beautiful) bushy appearance. They propogate beautifully with the leave still in tact, as the aerial roots propogating in water create wonderful results.
Monstera is easily my fave!
THE BEST review on Monstera I was able to find in months.. great info. helped me grow mine 2x the size (~1m now) in just one year, beautiful healthy leaves and color.. :) thanks a bunch for sharing!!
Mate that was so nice and easy to watch. You are so informative, you have a really nice delivery style, and your accent and second language speaking is so lovely. Thank you so much for sharing my plant loving brother :D I'm subscribing !
Yesterday I saw a large, beautiful Monstera - but it was 40€ and I just wasn't willing on paying so much for a plant right now, also I currently don't have enough room for it (yet!) - but then I saw a baby Monstera seedling with no fenestrations yet - that was a sign! I bought it and I'm so happy I did because it's cute and I love watching them grow :D
I've spent the last few years surrounded by Monsteras 😂 They're truly special plants 🌿
Hi, i have these words for this video...Wow, Wow and Wow. Nicely done. So much detailed information.
Thanks for sharing. It is very helpful.
👍👍👍👍👍🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱
this was incredibly detailed and helpful, definitely the best monstera guide video i’ve seen so far. thank you so much!!
si si es verdad😀😀😀
I love 💗 how you divide the description in four parts. ✨It’s very helpful from the moment of purchase to bring a healthy plant home 🏡 👏🏼✨👏🏼✨👏🏼✨❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Another great informative video! I’ve been wanting a Monstera for my bathroom but I often see them growing with no direction all over the place so I found this to be particularly helpful! Than you! 🪴
I have become a huge fan of your chanel. I love the way you explain every thing in details. I have consulted so many experts regarding the placement of aroids, they all say you cannot keep them in the north facing balcony. You are the only one who say that north facing balcony is the best and I totally agree with you because I have placed almost 20 aroids in a brightly lit balcony and my plants looking at the sky and they are thriving
so I finally got brave today & cut 1 stem from my plant (she's huge) now I have 8 pieces in water to root & the leaves are AMAZING in water alone.. I have 9 HUGE leaves in a giant glass pot--- A HUGE THANK YOU for these video's you guys are amazing
Excellent. This is the only tutroial I have seen that covers everthing including pruning which will eventualy be nessary for this plant
Thanks you. You are very good.
My husband just bought me my first monstera plant for our anniversary today and now I am learning how to take care of her.
This is hands down the most helpful video on understanding Monstera deliciosa that I have ever seen.
This was the most informative video I’ve seen on this plant. I just got one earlier this month. Only 5 leaves but already a new one is beginning to spiral out. I just love this plant. I live in the US in Florida so humidity and cold is never a problem. Thank you for all the useful information.
ds is d best vlogging style for plants..for me💕👍
This is the channel to look for to get complete knowledge on plants. Thank you so much!!
Thanks this has been fantastic information. I’m new to house plant potting. When I found this plant I fell in love with it. The roots are beautiful. Thank you.
I did like you said and put a lava rock false bottom in my pot and overtime it become time to repot!! When I removed the plant The Roots had grown deep into the rock and we're thriving in the water of the false bottom and I mean the big lush root growth growing in standing water!! I'm a little hesitant on the idea that without good drainage this plant is prone to rot , I have also grown these out of water in a fish tank!!!!! The plant loves water just Absolutely thrives in a wet humid environment and that is from my experience!!!
Tack snälla för denna video! Blev riktigt ängslig när jag såg att ett blad börjat bli gult. Nu sitter den nyduschad i duschen 🥰
My cutting has been sitting in water culture for three months now and is growing like crazy, the roots are very healthy while the mother monstera is still putting out a lot of growth. I cut the top of the mother plant cuz she was getting to top heavy.
Well said toimuch sun scroch the leaves I have this in my home doing great we have no coldness here only sun an rain😊
I love this! Thank you! I've recently been getting into monsteras and this video is very comprehensive, as well as making me feel a little more assured that I have been taking care of my (very large) babies the right way :)
So helpful! Thank you. Recently brought home a small Monstera. Never planned on having one but the plant I had gone to buy was too pricy. And the Monstera was the perfect size and shape I wanted to place on my TV cabinet. I'm surprised by how much I'm enjoying my newest addition. And I find myself opening up to it getting bigger. To a point. Good to know I can keep the delicious monster under control. Thanks again for sharing your deep knowledge.🙏
You're the best!!! So much information explained at a comforting pace!!!
Thank you very much for the information. I purchased a small monstera last year and it has grown more than double the size, it still has a little while to go before the leaves split. Although the plant is beautiful and green with no brown spots or edges I felt that the plant has been lacking something for a while, I now know that it's the humidity ( I live in Scotland ). I am now going to give it a good spray with water more often. I'm sure my plant will be happier and more beautiful thanks to you 💖😊. I'm also going to look for a video about calathea by you, I love calathea medallions but they never do well in my house
Amazing I’ve learned so much about my new monstera! 😃 So easy to listen to and soak up info!!
i grow mine in a fish tank and it is thriving very nice i love the way it looks and my fish love the roots
So do I. Mine has the roots in a filthy overstocked south American cichlid tank. The cutting that I placed in the aquarium is 3x the size of the mother plant that is still in dirt. Huge beautiful fenestrated leaves. I'd say it's very happy.
Thank you so much for this wonderful video. I have gone through roughly 2 monsteras and I was getting so frustrated because everyone says it’s the easiest plant to care for, (which made me feel like I was a terrible plant parent even though I was trying with all my might). Looking on RUclips was so confusing… such conflicting information! I feel so much more confident, and am so grateful you take the time to thoroughly explain everything in such a comprehensive manner. Tank you again!
Whose sitting next to their monstera while watching😂
I am!
Haha busted
Horror house Short films: ME.....LOL
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Wow I definitely am because last night my Monstera was just looking like it always does. This morning I go check it and it looks like the momma plant is starting to split on one side. I'm so excited.
I keep coming back for revision lesson! Thank you.
Hej,
I am a plant technician / business owner (40 years) in California. I visit Skåne county every year, and like your videos.
Cool, want a tour of the southern part of Skåne from a 46yo swede (Malmö, Falsterbo, Trelleborg, Ystad) hit me up. chrillenator@gmail.com
Excellent video. I bought a great Monstera D in a 11 inch Pot which was very nice when I purchased. But it was a very cold days 31st December when I had bought. I did not wrap any paper or plastic around, since I had not seen this video, but brought it home in the car on a really cold day. Its just 9 days to date, and I did exactly the opposite to what you mentioned in the channel. Placed it at a South Facing large window with more sunlight, watered almost every alternate day, and the conditions are dry where with no moisture. As a result, the all the beautiful large leaves have turned brownish and wilted.. but there is life left for sure. After this video I am trying to save it, let me see if I am successful. Thanks for this video.
You are the best .
Inever seen before like this plant.
Thanks alot for every video.
I have three local grocery stores that I have bought most of my indoor plants from. Most of the time, the tag just says 'tropical'. Jump online to see if I can figure out what I just bought. Last night, I found a 'tropical' that looked interesting and that I didn't have yet. Was on my way home when I thought 'Monstera'. Uh oh. I've seen videos with huuuuge Monstera's. So I did scare myself. What did I just do? Read some stuff online. Watched a few videos. But was never exactly sure what I just bought until I saw this video. Mine looks exactly like the smallest one that was talked about. Before the 'adams rib aka swiss cheese' leaf shows up. Okay. Not quite as scared as I was last night anymore. Awesome video. Really helped explain things clearly.
This is so useful, thank you! I got a monstera cutting through a plant swap a few weeks ago and it's still small, one of the leaves got damaged in the post so I cut it and now I only have one leaf. I am hoping to see new growth soon. You are obviously providing excellent care for your monsteras, no mechanical damage there!
After I watched your video I wanted to become a Monstera master grower. Thank you. Your plants are so healthy and happy.
Your channel is truly outstanding. I have total faith in your advice. I watch these more than once to remind myself of all of the great info you share. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
You're is awesome! Thanks so much for all this information! Finally a YT channel that goes in depth and covers everything plant related!!
Here in Wisconsin, winter heating lowers humidity. I use misters, but I've seen various opinions. Some say they don't amount to enough to matter. One said misting may encourage disease. Others, like you, recommend misting daily, so that's what I do. I have 3 Aglaonema by a north window, but this is the first recommendation I've seen for placement of Monstera d by a north window!
Hello friend such beautiful plants love monstera deliciosa thank you for sharing and very informative vedio watching from California
Thank you very much. We have a mature plant that flowers regularly and has enormous leaves. Some of those leaves outdoors host a tiny ecosystem of their own on the top surface.
So thankful I came across your channel . You are clear , precise and enjoyable to watch .. I wasn't falling asleep ! You are great to watch , thank you for making all these for us plant lovers !
True. Being clear and precise seems to be rare these days. Now it’s all about emotions and „me, me, me…“
This was incredibly helpful! I love watching your guys videos, my plants wouldn't be as healthy as they are without them!
Omgaaa I LOVE the way you say “plant.” 🥰 #goals
You're the best teacher ever!
Very concise! Great infomation and trouble shooting as well. Keep up the good job.
this is the first youtube plant channel I found that actually gives me a ton of super useful information I couldnt find anywhere. Thank you so much
This is so helpful for a new monstera owner like me. Thank you so much 😊
Wow, your presentation (information giving, use of time and speed, attention) is perfect. For me, it's nothing more or nothing less. Just right! Thank you so much.
This is, by far, the most informative plant channel.👍🏻
The best informational videos on plants. This guy is amazing
Thank you for all the awesome information!!
My Monstera is very, very large and its leaves are huge! But I live in Utah, USA which is a desert, so some of my leaf tips have the brown edges. Now I have learned why, so I will start spraying it with a water mist everyday!
Thanks again!!
I see this was 3 years ago. But thoroughly enjoyed this video!! Thank you
Very informative. The best video out there about Monstera specially for beginners
Very structured video- really Swedish way of explaining the steps.
Very informative.. and to the point.. without the reckless gabbing!.. thanks!
Again, you never fail, Thankyou , I love all the information in your videos!
Awesome! Very thorough! I'd been considering planting monsteras along a wall outside. The light is very indirect. I used pothos and tradescantia this Summer. They did very well. I'm going to look at the rest of your posts. Thank you!
You are very knowledgable, informative. Thanks for sharing your experience.
I always return to this video for help and tips. Thank you for this informative video!
Thanks for the section on how to purchase. I have been hesitating because the big ones are too expensive and I was unsure if the smaller would grow up to be a big one. These are all new to me, so I appreciate the details about how to select one.
I’m so glad I found you guys
Most thorough review and useful tips. I've seen yours on ZZ plant and Dracaena. All are excellent.
Thank you so much for all the valuable information on this plant . I absolutely love your channel and look forward to all your informative videos. 💚🪴💚
First class comprehensive video. Many thanks.
First time stumbling on this page bc I am getting a Monstera Deliciosa today! Wanted to let you know I watched the whole video which I rarely do on RUclips and you really get straight to the point and have a way with the camera! best of luck and thanks for all of the advice
Finally a decent Monstera care video! Thank you! X
Very detailed and informative video about Monstera . Thanks for this .
Very good video on the Monstera deliciosa or Swiss Cheese Plant, Swedish Plantguys. Your video was very detailed and addressed every aspect of cultivating Monstera deliciosa. Your style of presentation is great. I look forward to seeing more videos on your channel.
I bought my first monstera deliciosa and this video helps me a lot how to taking care of it. I love ❤️ it.
Why would anyone dislike this?!!! ... thank you very much for this informative video 👍
I just love your videos. I’ve learnt so much. Keep them coming. Big plant hugs from the U.K. 💕😊🌱
Thank you for sharing this wonderful video.
I found a monsterea plant in with another plant. I'm thankful I found your video. I absolutely love my baby. I cannot wait to see if my monsterea leaf will grow roots and other parts of its growth after! Because I couldn't find it's roots in With the other plant witch I know they are hiding in with the other plant. So I know I'll have a surprise monsterea plant growing with my other plant eventually. I couldn't be happier. I've been trying so hard to find a monsterea plant from other people. Because of how I could never find them. And finally got lucky not long ago. And I now have one.
tack så mycket!! This was the most informative video regarding the monstera, I feel confident now knowing how to care for my new plant.
I grow this plant out-of-doors in north central Florida. It gets a *lot* of rain. It also, occasionally, gets quite cold here 17-20 degrees for short periods of time. My monstera continues to thrive. In fact, my experience of philodendrons is that they like water. A lot.
Wow 17-20 degrees that´s what we swedes get in the summer!
I injoy your teaching us how to make oow plants good.wacthing from Norway
This video was very informative and because I watched it I learned how to care for my plant…It is doing great.😊 Thank you ☺️