I want you to understand how many damn videos I watched about them and yours are the clearest honest and simplest actually Information videos I have seen ! I can’t wait to watch more videos from you. I absolutely just stumbled on this page and this is the 10 video I have watched trying to learn and yours is BY FAR THE BEST ! I love this
Hi Christa! ( hope I spelled your name right ). First time viewer. Fantastic video! You covered everything I needed to know. I was so impressed with this video that I had to subscribe. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! 🥰🪴🥰🪴🥰🪴🥰🪴🥰🪴
Thank you so much! I’m glad you liked it 💚💚 I’m publishing some new videos this week…. Let me know what you think! Thank you again for commenting and watching!❤️🌿💚🪴
Those beautiful plants make u very credible,very informative video,tha.k u forsharing your experience! I put much efford and love into mixing the potting medium. . When propagating i mighttry using simplygood quality soil from the nursery. . .happy growing 🍀
I got my first Monstera Adonsonii today. Had an awful experience, the plant that got delivered is a fragile looking single stem one, with just 3 leaves . I’m just praying it survives. Your adansoni plants are so healthy and beautiful, touchwood.
Hello Ruchika, Oh I am very sorry to hear about your experience! I hope you have luck getting your plant acclimated into its new environment. I would get a few more rooted cuttings and a larger pot and fill it in, make it what you dream of! You’ve got this! I will have adansonii on my website when it launches. Is yours wide form or narrow?
@@plantluxxe thanx for replying! Keeping my fingers crossed 🤞🏼. Although it’s difficult to make out from the puny 3 leaves , looks like it’s the broad leaves version. Will definitely take up your advice on filling out the pot with more cuttings. Thank you
Thank you for watching🪴♥️ cuttings are fun!!! Thank you so much for your kind words ❤️🪴♥️ I can’t wait to post an update on those gorgeous plants! They fill me with so much joy! Happy planting!
This was right on time. I was peeping this guy in your Pothos video that I watched yesterday. I even posted a comment about it. And I didn't know there were 2 different types. Very informative video. New subbie learning alot from you. Thanks!
Hello! I use a neem oil and soap and filtered water mixture. I spray the leaves to prevent pests and disease. Thank you for watching and commenting. Also, thank you for your patience writing my response… life has been crazy and I’ve been moving 🪴💚❤️. Check back in and let me know your latest plant experiences !
Great tutorial. I adore the MM. Adansonii. Really good to know about the Uppotting every year. Maybe a little bit scary after several years. LOL Might end up growing in a large garbage can. Well lets hope. I had a narrow leaf cutting I babied along and managed to get a few small rooted cuttings to make the plant larger. Then lucked into two clearance pots at my not so local grocery sale on half price. I put them all together but maybe thinking now I should have used a larger pot. I was combining three 4 inch planted pots into a 6 by 9 pot which is actually an oval dollar store small trash can. Lots of new leaves and just a few yellow bottom leaves I believe from the transplanting. Saving your video to refer back to for care tips.
Thank you, Chris! I am enjoying reading your comments. You're a sweet lady, and I really appreciate your support here on my channel. Let me know how your repot on your MM adansonii went! Clearence plants are thre best!!💚🌱🌿Thank you so much! And, thanks for watching! Come back again soon! 🌿🌱💚😊
Thank you! One of my favorites also! I have grown so many since this video…I should do an update monstera adansonii video. Thank you for watching and commenting♥️🪴❤️
Just got one today. I cut off root rot and spray with hydrogen peroxide before sticking it in the soil, supposed to help stop the spread of root rot. Thanks! Great videos! New subscriber!
@@plantluxxe When you were talking about propagating, I should have been more clear LOL. I don't have luck with water. I get the roots going, then when I plant, they rot! So I'm experimenting with what to plant them in, lighter soil, etc. That is when I have problems with root rot, when I'm propagating!! Drives me nuts!! LOL
@@plantluxxe That was going to be my next try. I mean, even pothos, which are so easy, I've had problems with. Right now I actually have a monstera node sitting in moss. Not doing anything for a month, I think I'm so afraid of rot I'm keeping it too dry. But at least it's not rotted! LOL
I’m definitely going to try your techniques. I’m frustrated with mine because they seem to be not growing great like they’re supposed to. I bought the fertilizer you’re using from Amazon and I’m excited to get started!
best monstera adansonii video! thank you!!!! Can you show us how to put the pole the first time? what kinf of pole and how do you cange it when it becomes bigger than the pole. thank you very much! greetings from Italy
Thank you for watching and commenting🪴💕 I appreciate your support! I use Elechomes humidifiers…I have 4 around my home. Bathroom is great place for any tropical plant where there’s good lighting! Great info, thank you for sharing 💕🪴
Excellent and informative video. Your Adansonii are so healthy and gorgeous. I'm propagating 4 cuttings I bought, they are tiny and a little sad looking- hopefully i can yield a healthy plant
Thanks for the in-depth review and care advice! I have a question, I noticed you said you use miracle grow for soil, what is your reasoning for using the Jacks? Is it cost effective in your area or a different reason maybe?? Thank you! New sub!
Hello! Thank you for commenting and watching🌿💚 I use Jack’s because my local nursery uses it to fertilize their plants. Every year I went there I noticed how gigantic the flowers and leaves were, so I asked them what they used. 💚🌿 I use a few other things besides Jack’s that I think help too. Hope this helps. Also, I used miracle grow in the beginning of my plant journey because it is an even mix and retains water very well for most specialties of plants. 🪴 I’d you over water though, have poor/unfavorable lighting, etc it’s not a great choice.😂 it’ll attract those pesty gnats with over watering😂
@plantluxxe ok, i noticed the Jacks is 20/20/20 so would it be mild enough for most house plants then? Thank you so much for replying and trying to help people, it's so appreciated!!! 🥰
Thank you for sharing your beautiful plants!☺ I can't wait to get my monstera adansonii today, I'm much more excited now that I saw this video, thanks!😁💕
Your plants are beautiful! How did you initially get it to grow up the pole? I have a gigantic plant that is a couple of years old and i want to get it to climb. Is it too late? Thanks for any advice to anyone that can comment back!
Hi! Thank you for watching! It’s never too late to stake up your 🪴 plant…. You should do it! I like using a moss pole or prestapled wooden pole. They are easy to make!
I just want to say that this program has helped me do ore than just care for my plants. It has helped me to understand them on a much more personal level. Plants are my medicine and watching her talk about them in detail has really taught me a lot even when I thought I knew it all lol. Thank you for always being so detailed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I would love to see how you can take care of palms like the arcea though. Mine ALWAYS grows in with 'bleached' tips to its leaves and has always been happy and cared for but those darn yellow tips are haunting me!!! Everyone watch and learn from this women, she is very knowledgeable!!
Very helpful! I got a couple cuttings last year from the tips of one growing in a clothing store. The leaves were tiny, tiny and I was sure it would die but after about 9 months now, I’ve taken a second round of cuttings, water propagated them and have a nice 5” pot full of rooted vines that are growing at an alarming rate (a new leaf a day). Mine is still immature and the fenestrations are nonexistent for many leaves but I now believe I have a miniature version of narrow form. The largest leaf on the mother plant is 1/4 size of an average narrow form leaf. Compared to yours, my leaves are 10% the size. Lol! I’m creating miniature moss poles this week. I wish I could explain how magical the leaves look... like someone imbedded them with glitter and velvet. They reflect light in the most beautiful way. Watching the fenestrations come as they mature is fascinating as well... SUCH a rewarding plant.
Hello! Oooh it sounds like you might have a different monstera (sounds like a rare plant cultivar) other than a deliciosa, especially if the leaves are velvet! It sounds very awesome! Thank you for sharing this! Can you send me a picture? Thank you for watching my videos! Come back soon and often!1💚😍🌿🌱
Hello! Only one of my plants is on a moss pole. The rest are wood. Ariel roots cling to wood easily, so that's my preferred method. Thanks for watching!
OEMGEE! I've been looking for a detailed step by step video of adansonii since the day I was born. I'm so glad I found you! So informative, thank you soooo much. I have questions 1) I have few adansoniis, the new leaves are way smaller and paler, 2) my two totems are very temperamental, when I water them the lower leaves turn yellow, if I wait till the first few inches of the soil to dry out, some of the leaves will have crispy edges!! What am I doing wrong?! I placed them as follows: in front of east facing window, 8 feet away from east facing window, 10 feet away from west facing window.Please help. Thanks heaps.
Hello! Thank you for your kind words and very much for commenting and watching my video! May I answer your questions in a video? I would love to create a video that answers these,as I think viewers would really find helpful! Thank you so much for asking these questions!🌿💕🪴
Hi,Plantlux my name is Dorothy and I love you plant and I want to no where you get your monttera Adansonii from because I live in Miss county and I been very look Thanks you. I love your plant show Have a bless day
Her Monstera is so big! And bushy. I love it. I saw another woman and hers almost touched her ceiling. I bought my monstera Andsonii in August and it seems to be doing well. I accidentally moved it into the sun a bit and a leaf grew out deformed and burnt (half the leaf was crispy and black lol) It's slowed down now that it's Dec. Anyways it's lost 3 leafs but I heard it's normal for some plants to do that. I never knew they needed to be re-potted every year. Mine only has 6 leaves (but another is already coming out), so it's still immature....I'm dying to propagate it but I dont know, when I can do that. When is a good time to start cutting a Monstera adansonii to make it more bushy? Should I wait a year?
Hi Melissa! I cut mine several times a year… it started small but then over time grew so much. My very first one ever, I killed by overwatering it. I can create an updated video about this plant and post a updated video. I have grown so many big ones since this video was published and have a lot more advice that I have leaned over the years. Thank you so much for watching and commenting 🌿❤️ stay tuned for a need release soon!
What plant is that behind the one one the left looking at the video not your left in the video if that makes sense, the big leafed plant can you please tell me? I need one of those for my water dragon enclosure
Hi Cheryl! My home isn't at 90% humidity, Haha! In the video, I said they like it at that but "we don't live in terrariums or nurseries," Haha! I have a few humidifiers around my home near the plants in order to keep the humidity up. It sends to work. My fiddle leaf figs are doing ok, so that's usually a dead give away! I fill the humidifiers up every day in the AM.... sometimes ai must my plants. Though, not often because the humidifiers do the trick. I hope to do a video on humidifiers soon. Thank you for watching❤🌿💚😍 come back soon and often!
They are gorgeous. Ive just started growing plants and I bought one of these but it only has 4 cutting coming out of the pot. Its about 6 weeks old and has grown probably 2 feet! I made a round totem and im just wraping around it so the leaves are evenly full around the totem. Question, is it ok that im cossing over other stems/vines? Will it choke eachother out or is this ok? I now know that I need way more cutting in one pot to start out to get a FULL look. Also, can I add new cutting to a 5 week old plant? Thank you!
That is true. That is the same reason for the fenestrations in a Monstera d. It also helps with water being able to come into contact with its roots. Since the plant is semi-epephytic the water is able to hit the roots that are attached to whatever it is climbing. These plants are also get root rot easily, so potting in a terra cotta pot is more commonly recommend. Also be careful with a peat based mix. With a large plant the peat will break down much faster needing to be repotted more. And it also does not have very good drainage so it can collect water in the soil causing root rot. This is just what I have learnt from school and experience so take it with a grain of salt. Loved the video
Selling plants is in the near future....When my plants are ready and I have my website up and running, I will announce the launch here. Thanks for watching my videos!
Wow love you plants I am a new subscriber can you tell me the plant you transplant, was that just one plant or more plants in one pot. Looks stunning! Love it! All the way from Perth Western Australia
Thank you for the informative video on growing Monstera Adansonii & how to pronounce it! I have a question. How do you water your house plants without getting those nasty fungus gnats that are all over my studio apartment? They are driving me crazy. I usually water from the base of the plant in the saucer, because I understand they hang out in the top 2 inches of the soil. It's helpful, but I'm not sure my plants are getting all they need. Christa, help please! Thank you
Hello! I must have missed this message somehow! Very sorry about that! Fungus gnats are the pits Try these ideas: diatomaceous earth I think I spelled that correctly 🤣😂 Mosquito bits Mosquito traps Bowls or cups of old wine or beer or fresh if you don’t have any old ones Don’t over water , they are really hard to get rid of ! I had a huge infestation in my dracaena one time and I just stopped watering it and I used a peroxide mix to kill them. They eventually died. Real cinnamon works too but it has to be real. Hope this helps!🪴🌿💕
Hi! Cut under the node…the mode is where all the roots will form. When in doubt, wrap moist Sphagnum around the aerial roots and put Saran Wrap around that. It’ll grow more roots…cut, stick in soil. You don’t need to do this though because the root is already there
@@plantluxxe so if I want to make more stems on the plant itself. Such as multiple nodes on delisiosa for the momma plant and not to propagate, how do I do this? I would lie to make my mother delisiosas fuller with multiple leaves coming from each stem. I have seen some with multiple nodes about an inch from each other on the stems. This is my goal but where do they grow from if I cut the leaves off above the nodes? Will this create multiple nodes or am I better off cutting below and propagating the cuts? I hope this wasn't confusing. I want to make each stem off of the main stem to have lots of leaves coming forth from them to create a full and bushy plant
@@meganpahl3612 oh I understand! I will make you a video and post it. I think other people might find that helpful also🪴💚 this weekend I will publish that for ya! Looking forward to it🪴💚 thank you for your continued support here on my channel. You are awesome, megan!❤️💚♥️
Hi Ruth! I will do a video on that soon. I got the pole at lowes outdoors section and cut it in half... then I wrapped it in help rope. It really did the trick. My monstera adansonii loved it. It began at bottom and grew past the top! Thank you for watching! Come back soon and often😍🌿🌱💚🌿
Yes, Absolutely! GREAT question! When I propagate, I usually do 25 to 30 in for a large pot. Smaller pots, 15. Tiny pots, 8 to 10. My giant one has too many to count...the wide form has 15. I put propagations in the bottom to encourage them up the pole..... thanks for watching! Come see me soon!💚🌿🌱🌞
@@plantluxxe Thank yo so much for the reply . I don't know if my reply earlier was posted . Anyway I currently have 35 cuttings and thankfully all of them have rooted and will be ready to plant . I will post you with the progress . Thank you again for the helpful information and for the awesome tutorial video !
One of your earlier videos you sid not to fertilize the wide leaf. So are you saying here it is good for the narrow form but not the wide form?? Thanks!!
Hello, I keep mine between 60 and 80. . . I try to keep it high in my home. I also keep the temperature between 70- 75. If your plants look healthy and are responding well to 50, I say stick with it? Thank you for watching my videos.
@@plantluxxe thanks a lot for replying. I learned a lot from your videos. I am so jealous with your adansonii. I cannot make mine happy. should probably need to work on my humidity. Hope you can also visit me at Balby's home. I am just starting. Your comment to make me improve would be greatly appreciated.
I think the Swiss Cheese plant may be my favorite. I'm just starting and learning along the way. I saw someone was able to use 100% pumice for the Monstera. It was growing beautifully. Are you able to use the same technique (100% pumice) in a bigger planter such as yours?
Hello! I use a special aroid mixture that I love. No, I haven’t used only pumice, so I can’t speak to that. The mixture I use is included in my soil video. Thank you for watching and commenting! 🪴♥️
How exactly do you stake yours? It looks like You’re not using a moss pole. I would love to not have to because I can never keep it wet enough anyway. Details please! I’d appreciate it so so much.
Hi Steph! I made my own pole...I will do a video on staking and demonstate exactly how I did it! Stay tuned! Thanks for watching, I really appreciate it!❤🌿💚💚
Do you know where I can purchase the healthy Monstera Albo cutting from? I have seen people selling on facebook marketplace but they don't seem to be good looking or healthy. You are such an amazing person with amazing plants 💓💓
I received one in the mail yesterday and sadly several of the leaves were crushed and torn. Should I cut the plant where those leaves are torn, or does the plant replace them? It appears to be pretty bushy and I’m afraid if I leave the damaged leaves there it will just grow out and look ugly or bare at the base of the vine. Any ideas or advice?
Oh my! I had this happen to me! Sadly, the damaged leaves died. But the rest of the plant actually did well and now is almost too big for my house! haha! You could propagate it? Or, buy another one and put two in a giant pot! :"-)
Hello! The leaves tend to be kind of wrinkly... I have several of these type of plant and they are near a humidifier, so that helps keep them healthy looking. I use neem oil treatment to keep them pest free. That makes the leaves shiny. Also, when you fertilize, be sure to dilute it because they respond poorly and turn yellow and die if you use too much. This, I learned the hard way when I was a new plant mom! Thanks for watching my videos!💚🌿😊🙏
Mine got mould on it about a week after I bought it so I changed the soil about a week later (as soon as I could) when re potting I checked for root rot and pulled off any questionable roots but since then its steadily started drooping and some leaves are starting to yellow and even fall off completely. I have about 24 leaves on it and like 1/3rd of it is still fully green and not droopy but I'm so scared it dies
Hi Amelie! Yes. The leaves stay small unless they grow up a stake or a wall or a tree, e.t.c like they would in their natural habitat. Thank you for watching my videos!💚💚🌱😍❤🌿🌞🌞🌿🌱
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“These are called holes” thank you so much for that info. Lol. Can you make a video on how you put the wood stake for the plants to climb?
Haha! Phenestrations! And.. yes, video coming soon on staking plants to poles! Thank you for watching! Come back and see me again!
Who doesn't want more fenestrations?😁
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You are so thorough. I just bought this plant a week ago and it’s already growing. And this video is so helpful . Thank you!
Hi Nicole, Thank you so much for your kind words and for watching and commenting here! How's your plant doing these days- still going well?
I'm getting my first adansonii in the mail hopefully today so wish me luck. 🤞🤞
Let me know how it goes with your MM Adansonii!!! And, thanks for watching! Come back again soon! 🌿🌱💚😊
How's it going with that adansonii?? 😊
I want you to understand how many damn videos I watched about them and yours are the clearest honest and simplest actually Information videos I have seen ! I can’t wait to watch more videos from you. I absolutely just stumbled on this page and this is the 10 video I have watched trying to learn and yours is BY FAR THE BEST ! I love this
Thank you so much🙏♥️ and also thank you for watching and commenting 💕🪴
I love how in depth you get! Never even thought about winding them up and down Thank you!
Thank you so much💚🌿🌱🙏
Hi Christa! ( hope I spelled your name right ). First time viewer. Fantastic video! You covered everything I needed to know. I was so impressed with this video that I had to subscribe. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! 🥰🪴🥰🪴🥰🪴🥰🪴🥰🪴
Thank you so much! I’m glad you liked it 💚💚 I’m publishing some new videos this week…. Let me know what you think! Thank you again for commenting and watching!❤️🌿💚🪴
I love how the dog follows everything!
Those beautiful plants make u very credible,very informative video,tha.k u forsharing your experience!
I put much efford and love into mixing the potting medium. . When propagating i mighttry using simplygood quality soil from the nursery. . .happy growing 🍀
Thank you, Christina! And, thanks for watching! Come back again soon! 🌿🌱💚😊
Thanks your and best wishes from Slovakia 🌹🌹🌹
♥️❤️ thank you so much 🌱🪴❤️
I got my first Monstera Adonsonii today. Had an awful experience, the plant that got delivered is a fragile looking single stem one, with just 3 leaves . I’m just praying it survives. Your adansoni plants are so healthy and beautiful, touchwood.
Hello Ruchika, Oh I am very sorry to hear about your experience! I hope you have luck getting your plant acclimated into its new environment. I would get a few more rooted cuttings and a larger pot and fill it in, make it what you dream of! You’ve got this! I will have adansonii on my website when it launches. Is yours wide form or narrow?
@@plantluxxe thanx for replying! Keeping my fingers crossed 🤞🏼. Although it’s difficult to make out from the puny 3 leaves , looks like it’s the broad leaves version. Will definitely take up your advice on filling out the pot with more cuttings. Thank you
I just got one today! I hope mine will look as awesome as yours do one day!
Hello! Awesome, I’m glad you got one! They are so much fun to have. Stake that baby up🪴❤️
Best information on monstera adansonii on the web. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and in a way that I understand and can remember.
Awesome, thanks for your kind words! Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the very helpful tips for my dropping adansonii ..... and yes I subscribed!!
Thank you so much 🪴❤️🌿💚 let me know how it’s going with your plant! Keep me updated😃
I just got a couple of cuttings that I hope to grow giants out of. Gorgeous plant. Thank you for this great video.
Thank you for watching🪴♥️ cuttings are fun!!! Thank you so much for your kind words ❤️🪴♥️ I can’t wait to post an update on those gorgeous plants! They fill me with so much joy! Happy planting!
This was right on time. I was peeping this guy in your Pothos video that I watched yesterday. I even posted a comment about it. And I didn't know there were 2 different types. Very informative video. New subbie learning alot from you. Thanks!
Hi Stacey!
Thank you for watching! Come back again soon! 🌿🌱💚😊
Mine is almost two meter now , hanging from the ceiling down and up , soon I will move into pole , yours looks lovely healthy
Your plants look beautiful. I got some cuttings and just transferred them to soil 2 days ago. So excited!
Great video. Thanks for the help my friend ❤️
Hi Sean, happy to help ! Thank you for watching and commenting 🌿🪴💚
Loved this video!! Your plants are beautiful! New sub😊
Thank you so much! I am getting ready to post another tour and show how much they have grown since this video…thank you for watching and subbing! 💚🪴
You are the luckiest monstera gal!
Thank you so much 🪴💕🌿
Very very beautiful 👌👌i have this plant last from two yrs.
Let me know how theses leaves shiny? Any spray,?
Hello! I use a neem oil and soap and filtered water mixture. I spray the leaves to prevent pests and disease. Thank you for watching and commenting. Also, thank you for your patience writing my response… life has been crazy and I’ve been moving 🪴💚❤️. Check back in and let me know your latest plant experiences !
Great tutorial. I adore the MM. Adansonii. Really good to know about the Uppotting every year. Maybe a little bit scary after several years. LOL Might end up growing in a large garbage can. Well lets hope. I had a narrow leaf cutting I babied along and managed to get a few small rooted cuttings to make the plant larger. Then lucked into two clearance pots at my not so local grocery sale on half price. I put them all together but maybe thinking now I should have used a larger pot. I was combining three 4 inch planted pots into a 6 by 9 pot which is actually an oval dollar store small trash can. Lots of new leaves and just a few yellow bottom leaves I believe from the transplanting. Saving your video to refer back to for care tips.
Thank you, Chris! I am enjoying reading your comments. You're a sweet lady, and I really appreciate your support here on my channel. Let me know how your repot on your MM adansonii went! Clearence plants are thre best!!💚🌱🌿Thank you so much! And, thanks for watching! Come back again soon! 🌿🌱💚😊
Your plants are beautiful, this is one of my favorites
Thank you! One of my favorites also! I have grown so many since this video…I should do an update monstera adansonii video. Thank you for watching and commenting♥️🪴❤️
Thanks for the video…lots of information and I hope that I can grown mine just as big and heathy as yours😉
Thanks so much for watching and commenting! Let me know how your monstera is going for you!
I've just got one as a birthday present! 😍🤞🏻
Thank you for the very informative video!
Thank you for watching! I really appreciate your support 💕🪴🥰 let me know of any topics you’d like me to discuss or view!
Just got one today. I cut off root rot and spray with hydrogen peroxide before sticking it in the soil, supposed to help stop the spread of root rot. Thanks! Great videos! New subscriber!
Ooh, thank you! I haven't had issues with root rot, but great tip! Thank you for subbing and watching🥰💚🍃🌿🌱🙏
@@plantluxxe When you were talking about propagating, I should have been more clear LOL. I don't have luck with water. I get the roots going, then when I plant, they rot! So I'm experimenting with what to plant them in, lighter soil, etc. That is when I have problems with root rot, when I'm propagating!! Drives me nuts!! LOL
@@renegadetherapist5664 oh dear! Have you tried sphagnum?
@@plantluxxe That was going to be my next try. I mean, even pothos, which are so easy, I've had problems with. Right now I actually have a monstera node sitting in moss. Not doing anything for a month, I think I'm so afraid of rot I'm keeping it too dry. But at least it's not rotted! LOL
I’m definitely going to try your techniques. I’m frustrated with mine because they seem to be not growing great like they’re supposed to. I bought the fertilizer you’re using from Amazon and I’m excited to get started!
Thank you for a very thorough film!
best monstera adansonii video! thank you!!!! Can you show us how to put the pole the first time? what kinf of pole and how do you cange it when it becomes bigger than the pole.
thank you very much! greetings from Italy
Thank you so much!!!💚🌿🌱🤗😍
Oh and... Yes, I will do a video on staking a plant on a pole!💚🌿😍
I have had new growth survive on some of my props as well, but those were with pothos, scindapsus, and marantas.
Hi! Thank you for watching and commenting! What is your favorite plant to propagate and grow? I love adansonii, but they can be divas, haha!
Omg I lovvvvve your videos, thank you for your content I always learn soooo much❤️🌿❤️🌿
What fertilizer do you use and how often? Great video! Super informative!
I use Jacks 20/20/20 every time I water … I dilute it. Thank you for watching and commenting🌿💚
Thank you for sharing your knowledge so thoroughly!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching and commenting 🌿🪴❤️
Humidity ?? I think must keep one of my round form adanasonii in my bathroom , with indirect natural light . I think it would do good there .
Thank you for watching and commenting🪴💕 I appreciate your support! I use Elechomes humidifiers…I have 4 around my home. Bathroom is great place for any tropical plant where there’s good lighting! Great info, thank you for sharing 💕🪴
@@plantluxxe Thank you for you Kind Response :)
my adansonii is a gorgeous wide form and it's leaves are like 75% missing and i love it so damn much, it blew my mind away when i saw it for $7
Have you propagated it yet? Doing that encourages adventitious growth ....7 bucks is a steal.... great deal!!!! Thank u for watching!🍂🎃🌱🤗
I just got one a week ago and you have helped me already, thank you. Your plants are beautiful, I hope to one day have one that looks like yours!
hi thank you so much for sharing!! i was wondering what type of soil you used when repotting your monstera?
Hi! I use the same soil mixture as in this video:
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Thank you for watching and commenting🌿❤️🪴💚
Excellent and informative video. Your Adansonii are so healthy and gorgeous. I'm propagating 4 cuttings I bought, they are tiny and a little sad looking- hopefully i can yield a healthy plant
Thanks for the in-depth review and care advice! I have a question, I noticed you said you use miracle grow for soil, what is your reasoning for using the Jacks? Is it cost effective in your area or a different reason maybe?? Thank you! New sub!
Hello! Thank you for commenting and watching🌿💚 I use Jack’s because my local nursery uses it to fertilize their plants. Every year I went there I noticed how gigantic the flowers and leaves were, so I asked them what they used. 💚🌿 I use a few other things besides Jack’s that I think help too. Hope this helps. Also, I used miracle grow in the beginning of my plant journey because it is an even mix and retains water very well for most specialties of plants. 🪴 I’d you over water though, have poor/unfavorable lighting, etc it’s not a great choice.😂 it’ll attract those pesty gnats with over watering😂
@plantluxxe ok, i noticed the Jacks is 20/20/20 so would it be mild enough for most house plants then? Thank you so much for replying and trying to help people, it's so appreciated!!! 🥰
I've just got my adansonii today! excited to see it's growth 🤩 Thank you the video!! Very informative indeed 🙌🏻
Thank you for the tips on how to propagate a monstera adansonii😘☺️ God bless😇😇😇
Thank you for sharing your beautiful plants!☺ I can't wait to get my monstera adansonii today, I'm much more excited now that I saw this video, thanks!😁💕
Good luck! with your new monstera adansonii--I LOVE them so much! Thanks for watching my videos!
thank you for saving my unhappy monstera! who'd of thought it needed that much humidity, no me lol
Hi Opal! Thank you for watching! 🪴💕🙏
Your plants are beautiful! How did you initially get it to grow up the pole? I have a gigantic plant that is a couple of years old and i want to get it to climb. Is it too late? Thanks for any advice to anyone that can comment back!
Hi! Thank you for watching! It’s never too late to stake up your 🪴 plant…. You should do it! I like using a moss pole or prestapled wooden pole. They are easy to make!
@@plantluxxe thank you so much!! I'm going to try it!
Thank you for all the tips! Your monsters is definitely a goal! 💚
Thank you for such a lovely and well explained video. I killed my first Adansonii but now I think I can handle a second attempt.🪴❤️🌿❤️🌿❤️🌿❤️🪴
YAY! I hope you are loving y our new plant! I am addicted to propagating mine, that's for sure! thanks for watching my videos!
I just want to say that this program has helped me do ore than just care for my plants. It has helped me to understand them on a much more personal level. Plants are my medicine and watching her talk about them in detail has really taught me a lot even when I thought I knew it all lol. Thank you for always being so detailed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I would love to see how you can take care of palms like the arcea though. Mine ALWAYS grows in with 'bleached' tips to its leaves and has always been happy and cared for but those darn yellow tips are haunting me!!! Everyone watch and learn from this women, she is very knowledgeable!!
HI Megan! My heart feels so warm reading all of your sweet thoughtful comments. Thank you so much!
wow...inspiring... beautiful voluminous plant...thanks
👍👍Very informational always enjoy a good video.
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Thanks for a very informative video.
Thank you so much for your kind words and for watching and commenting 💚🪴
Thanks for the great tips you've shared in taking care of monstera adansonii😊
Very helpful! I got a couple cuttings last year from the tips of one growing in a clothing store. The leaves were tiny, tiny and I was sure it would die but after about 9 months now, I’ve taken a second round of cuttings, water propagated them and have a nice 5” pot full of rooted vines that are growing at an alarming rate (a new leaf a day). Mine is still immature and the fenestrations are nonexistent for many leaves but I now believe I have a miniature version of narrow form. The largest leaf on the mother plant is 1/4 size of an average narrow form leaf. Compared to yours, my leaves are 10% the size. Lol!
I’m creating miniature moss poles this week. I wish I could explain how magical the leaves look... like someone imbedded them with glitter and velvet. They reflect light in the most beautiful way. Watching the fenestrations come as they mature is fascinating as well... SUCH a rewarding plant.
Hello! Oooh it sounds like you might have a different monstera (sounds like a rare plant cultivar) other than a deliciosa, especially if the leaves are velvet! It sounds very awesome! Thank you for sharing this! Can you send me a picture? Thank you for watching my videos! Come back soon and often!1💚😍🌿🌱
Great information! Love love love your plants. Good job 👏
Thank you for sharing 💙
Hi Adriana! So sweet!
Thank you for watching!❤🌱💚🌿
Thank you, Adriana! And, thanks for watching! Come back again soon! 🌿🌱💚😊
Great video. I was wondering whether you keep your moss poles moist to encourage aerial roots to cling to them.
Hello! Only one of my plants is on a moss pole. The rest are wood. Ariel roots cling to wood easily, so that's my preferred method. Thanks for watching!
OEMGEE! I've been looking for a detailed step by step video of adansonii since the day I was born. I'm so glad I found you! So informative, thank you soooo much. I have questions 1) I have few adansoniis, the new leaves are way smaller and paler, 2) my two totems are very temperamental, when I water them the lower leaves turn yellow, if I wait till the first few inches of the soil to dry out, some of the leaves will have crispy edges!! What am I doing wrong?! I placed them as follows: in front of east facing window, 8 feet away from east facing window, 10 feet away from west facing window.Please help. Thanks heaps.
Hello! Thank you for your kind words and very much for commenting and watching my video! May I answer your questions in a video? I would love to create a video that answers these,as I think viewers would really find helpful! Thank you so much for asking these questions!🌿💕🪴
@@plantluxxe Thank you....looking forward to the video...
so how many plants are in the huge pots? I have 2 climbing up so high and wonder if i should put more in!
Put more in!!!!! Plants bring me positive and awesome energy …The more the better!
Hi,Plantlux my name is Dorothy and I love you plant and I want to no where you get your monttera Adansonii from because I live in Miss county and I been very look Thanks you. I love your plant show Have a bless day
Thank you so much🙏♥️ have a blessed day! 🪴🌿
Her Monstera is so big! And bushy. I love it. I saw another woman and hers almost touched her ceiling. I bought my monstera Andsonii in August and it seems to be doing well. I accidentally moved it into the sun a bit and a leaf grew out deformed and burnt (half the leaf was crispy and black lol) It's slowed down now that it's Dec. Anyways it's lost 3 leafs but I heard it's normal for some plants to do that. I never knew they needed to be re-potted every year. Mine only has 6 leaves (but another is already coming out), so it's still immature....I'm dying to propagate it but I dont know, when I can do that. When is a good time to start cutting a Monstera adansonii to make it more bushy? Should I wait a year?
Hi Melissa! I cut mine several times a year… it started small but then over time grew so much. My very first one ever, I killed by overwatering it. I can create an updated video about this plant and post a updated video. I have grown so many big ones since this video was published and have a lot more advice that I have leaned over the years. Thank you so much for watching and commenting 🌿❤️ stay tuned for a need release soon!
What plant is that behind the one one the left looking at the video not your left in the video if that makes sense, the big leafed plant can you please tell me? I need one of those for my water dragon enclosure
Can you DM me a picture of the plant in question? I’m not sure which one you’re referring to. Thanks! 🪴❤️
How do you manage 90% humidity in your home in the summer?? Do you run your air?
Hi Cheryl!
My home isn't at 90% humidity, Haha! In the video, I said they like it at that but "we don't live in terrariums or nurseries," Haha! I have a few humidifiers around my home near the plants in order to keep the humidity up. It sends to work. My fiddle leaf figs are doing ok, so that's usually a dead give away! I fill the humidifiers up every day in the AM.... sometimes ai must my plants. Though, not often because the humidifiers do the trick. I hope to do a video on humidifiers soon. Thank you for watching❤🌿💚😍 come back soon and often!
Where did you get the chair you are sitting in, its beautiful
Pier 1, and thank you! Come back and see me again soon! Thank u for watching!
They are gorgeous. Ive just started growing plants and I bought one of these but it only has 4 cutting coming out of the pot. Its about 6 weeks old and has grown probably 2 feet! I made a round totem and im just wraping around it so the leaves are evenly full around the totem. Question, is it ok that im cossing over other stems/vines? Will it choke eachother out or is this ok? I now know that I need way more cutting in one pot to start out to get a FULL look. Also, can I add new cutting to a 5 week old plant? Thank you!
Hi Austin! 🪴💕🌿thank you for watching and commenting!
I think the its was more of an adaption to windy conditions as the climb, without the holes the leaf would snap more.
That's an interesting point. Where do you get your research?
That is true. That is the same reason for the fenestrations in a Monstera d. It also helps with water being able to come into contact with its roots.
Since the plant is semi-epephytic the water is able to hit the roots that are attached to whatever it is climbing.
These plants are also get root rot easily, so potting in a terra cotta pot is more commonly recommend. Also be careful with a peat based mix. With a large plant the peat will break down much faster needing to be repotted more. And it also does not have very good drainage so it can collect water in the soil causing root rot.
This is just what I have learnt from school and experience so take it with a grain of salt.
Loved the video
Your plants are healthy, and beautiful! Sorry to ask. Do you sale plants?
Selling plants is in the near future....When my plants are ready and I have my website up and running, I will announce the launch here. Thanks for watching my videos!
The cutie in the door way felt a lil left out..lol
Gorgeous plants! !
Whiskey is a hoot! He's hilarious! Thanks for watching... come back again soon!💚😍🌿
Loved this video!!!
Thank you, Jessica! Come back soon!💚😍🌿
Wow love you plants I am a new subscriber can you tell me the plant you transplant, was that just one plant or more plants in one pot. Looks stunning! Love it!
All the way from Perth Western Australia
Great, informative video!!! Thx!
Thank you for the informative video on growing Monstera Adansonii & how to pronounce it! I have a question. How do you water your house plants without getting those nasty fungus gnats that are all over my studio apartment? They are driving me crazy. I usually water from the base of the plant in the saucer, because I understand they hang out in the top 2 inches of the soil. It's helpful, but I'm not sure my plants are getting all they need. Christa, help please! Thank you
Hello! I must have missed this message somehow! Very sorry about that!
Fungus gnats are the pits
Try these ideas: diatomaceous earth I think I spelled that correctly 🤣😂
Mosquito bits
Mosquito traps
Bowls or cups of old wine or beer or fresh if you don’t have any old ones
Don’t over water , they are really hard to get rid of !
I had a huge infestation in my dracaena one time and I just stopped watering it and I used a peroxide mix to kill them. They eventually died.
Real cinnamon works too but it has to be real.
Hope this helps!🪴🌿💕
Where exactly from the point of cut will these plants start to push out babies? From my cut or from the nearest node? Same with deliciosa?
Hi! Cut under the node…the mode is where all the roots will form. When in doubt, wrap moist Sphagnum around the aerial roots and put Saran Wrap around that. It’ll grow more roots…cut, stick in soil. You don’t need to do this though because the root is already there
@@plantluxxe so if I want to make more stems on the plant itself. Such as multiple nodes on delisiosa for the momma plant and not to propagate, how do I do this? I would lie to make my mother delisiosas fuller with multiple leaves coming from each stem. I have seen some with multiple nodes about an inch from each other on the stems. This is my goal but where do they grow from if I cut the leaves off above the nodes? Will this create multiple nodes or am I better off cutting below and propagating the cuts? I hope this wasn't confusing. I want to make each stem off of the main stem to have lots of leaves coming forth from them to create a full and bushy plant
@@meganpahl3612 oh I understand! I will make you a video and post it. I think other people might find that helpful also🪴💚 this weekend I will publish that for ya! Looking forward to it🪴💚 thank you for your continued support here on my channel. You are awesome, megan!❤️💚♥️
@@plantluxxe THANK YOU!!!! I look forward to watching!
Where did you get the plant poles. I don't seem to be able to find any that large and tall
Hi Ruth! I will do a video on that soon. I got the pole at lowes outdoors section and cut it in half... then I wrapped it in help rope. It really did the trick. My monstera adansonii loved it. It began at bottom and grew past the top! Thank you for watching! Come back soon and often😍🌿🌱💚🌿
Do you ever worry about spider mites or pests given how big your plants are? Do you do anything as a precaution to keep them away?
Hello! I use neem oil every month as a preventative. Thank you so much🙏♥️ and also thank you for watching and commenting 💕🪴
@@plantluxxe Thank you so much for getting back to me. Do you have a video on it? Do you just mix the solution and spray it on your plants?
Very good. Thank you.🌿
Hi Mary! Thank you for watching and commenting🪴💕 I appreciate your support!
I love this plant!....thanks for the video.
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Thank you so much for your kind words and your support here on my channel!And, thanks for watching! Come back again soon! 🌿🌱💚😊
Amazing video .Would you be able to tell us how many vines do you have in each of the big pots ?
Yes, Absolutely! GREAT question! When I propagate, I usually do 25 to 30 in for a large pot. Smaller pots, 15. Tiny pots, 8 to 10. My giant one has too many to count...the wide form has 15. I put propagations in the bottom to encourage them up the pole..... thanks for watching! Come see me soon!💚🌿🌱🌞
@@plantluxxe Thank yo so much for the reply . I don't know if my reply earlier was posted . Anyway I currently have 35 cuttings and thankfully all of them have rooted and will be ready to plant . I will post you with the progress . Thank you again for the helpful information and for the awesome tutorial video !
One of your earlier videos you sid not to fertilize the wide leaf. So are you saying here it is good for the narrow form but not the wide form?? Thanks!!
Diluted! Both forms! I am very cautious cuz they get stress marks when I fertilize them like I do my other plants. Half strength!
@@plantluxxe Thanks. I used the regular amount since I got it July 1 but will dilute it from now on So far all seems ok. She/he is growing well.
When you say High humidity? how much is considered high ? is 50 good enough? Thank you
Hello, I keep mine between 60 and 80. . . I try to keep it high in my home. I also keep the temperature between 70- 75. If your plants look healthy and are responding well to 50, I say stick with it? Thank you for watching my videos.
@@plantluxxe thanks a lot for replying. I learned a lot from your videos. I am so jealous with your adansonii. I cannot make mine happy. should probably need to work on my humidity. Hope you can also visit me at Balby's home. I am just starting. Your comment to make me improve would be greatly appreciated.
90% humidity is a norm for me all year round. I think I am going to grow a monster one in my room.
I think the Swiss Cheese plant may be my favorite. I'm just starting and learning along the way. I saw someone was able to use 100% pumice for the Monstera. It was growing beautifully. Are you able to use the same technique (100% pumice) in a bigger planter such as yours?
Hello! I use a special aroid mixture that I love. No, I haven’t used only pumice, so I can’t speak to that. The mixture I use is included in my soil video. Thank you for watching and commenting! 🪴♥️
Love your labby!!!!!!!!!!!! xxxxx
Thank you 🥰 and thank you also for watching and commenting🌿💚🪴
How exactly do you stake yours? It looks like
You’re not using a moss pole. I would love to not have to because I can never keep it wet enough anyway. Details please! I’d appreciate it so so much.
Hi Steph! I made my own pole...I will do a video on staking and demonstate exactly how I did it! Stay tuned! Thanks for watching, I really appreciate it!❤🌿💚💚
Hi where do you get the wood pole from? I am looking to purchase it for a long time.Thanks
Lowes, in n the outside garden area! 5 bucks! I cut mine in half usually. Unless you want 10 feet high plants Haha!
Thank you so much ❤️
Do you know where I can purchase the healthy Monstera Albo cutting from? I have seen people selling on facebook marketplace but they don't seem to be good looking or healthy. You are such an amazing person with amazing plants 💓💓
Gorgeous plants! Thank you for sharing! 👍🏼💕🌿
Great video
Thank you for watching and commenting ❤️💚🪴
I love this very extensive guide!
Such a beautiful collection! Thanks for sharing, new subscriber :)
I received one in the mail yesterday and sadly several of the leaves were crushed and torn. Should I cut the plant where those leaves are torn, or does the plant replace them? It appears to be pretty bushy and I’m afraid if I leave the damaged leaves there it will just grow out and look ugly or bare at the base of the vine. Any ideas or advice?
Oh my! I had this happen to me! Sadly, the damaged leaves died. But the rest of the plant actually did well and now is almost too big for my house! haha! You could propagate it? Or, buy another one and put two in a giant pot! :"-)
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I just found one yesterday at a local shop. Yay!
YES! Awesome!! Thanks for watching!
Wooow is awesone... cek for info of monstera adansonii
Thank you so much🙏♥️ and also thank you for watching and commenting 💕🪴
Can you use neem water mister instead of neem oil?
I use a mister and spray the leaves thoroughly on both sides when applying my Neem oil… thank you for watching and commenting 🪴💚
Thanks for sharing your experience
Awesome video! Thank you so much!
Thank you, Nikki! And, thanks for watching! Come back again soon! 🌿🌱💚😊
Hi
I ve just got mine from the nursery, just worried why the leaves is wrinkling and not shiny as yours, what do you do to make it shine
Hello!
The leaves tend to be kind of wrinkly... I have several of these type of plant and they are near a humidifier, so that helps keep them healthy looking. I use neem oil treatment to keep them pest free. That makes the leaves shiny. Also, when you fertilize, be sure to dilute it because they respond poorly and turn yellow and die if you use too much. This, I learned the hard way when I was a new plant mom! Thanks for watching my videos!💚🌿😊🙏
Yes same as mine not shines
My leafs wrinkly
One leafs yellow n falls🥵🥵
Me too
Beautiful Plants, Pet and Presenter.
Thank you!!💚😊
Mine got mould on it about a week after I bought it so I changed the soil about a week later (as soon as I could) when re potting I checked for root rot and pulled off any questionable roots but since then its steadily started drooping and some leaves are starting to yellow and even fall off completely. I have about 24 leaves on it and like 1/3rd of it is still fully green and not droopy but I'm so scared it dies
How did it go? Did your plant die or is it still alive?
I’m just curious, with the Jack’s 20-20-20, do you know if can be used with hydroponics?
I have used it diluted in my water propagations..... thanks for watching!🌿🌱💚
plantluxxe oh awesome may I ask the proportions you used and I will be sure to credit you in my videos. 💚😊
Hi, mine is doing very small leaves at the end of the plant... I love it suspended so I dont have a pole. Is it the reason why?
Hi Amelie! Yes. The leaves stay small unless they grow up a stake or a wall or a tree, e.t.c like they would in their natural habitat. Thank you for watching my videos!💚💚🌱😍❤🌿🌞🌞🌿🌱
Really help me a lot! THANK YOU