This video is the best representation of what a monstera can do with the correct space, climate, and care. I am a huge fan of all the aroids plants and when I saw that you were showing the best and largest monsteras I ever saw, I said I have to see this. I would like to get and try a fruit of your beautiful monsteras deliciosas on your webpage.
Efrain, it's amazing how successful plants will be if grown in their proper climate. We will have the fruit for sale when it's ripe in August...sorry for the long wait.
I can barely stand to watch, you are one of the few people who makes me want to leave Sweden. Ohhhh it hurts inside to hear about all these amazing fruits! Do you grow Cherimoya? Man I had some in my window and they seem like very strong trees. They make amazing indoor plants. Some day I will move to the Azores and copy you.
I got to try Cherimoya one time and it was amazing. not just delicious but a unique flavor that I can't compare to anything. Locally they call it custard apple. Maybe you and me can switch for a few years. We go to Sweden and you come here. It was "cold" this weekend here in South Florida but not by your standards 🥶🤣
There are few different varieties of monstera. There is small and large varieties of monstera. The small monstera doesn't make fruit from what I've read. You would want to get a "large" variety.
Monstera is my favorite plant to grow! I currently have 3 of them. I love how huge the leaves are and cant wait for the opportunity to try the fruit one day. My Monroe and Simmonds avocado are doing great in the Phoenix winter. Thanks for sharing!!
Plant, yeah I know it was a tough choice but I've chosen to allow some of my avocado trees to serve as trellises for my monstera. My customers LOVE the monster fruit. it's tough to strike a balance.
Wow this is incredible! I’ve got 23 little baby monsteras growing on my kitchen table. You should put a picture of you holding one of your avocados on your website.
You are amazing. I didn't know monstera plant gives fruit. I live in California and I've planted around 8 avocado trees and all of them died. I've planted 2 mango trees, they also died. The weather in the valley does not help. I know about all the fruits you talked about because I'm from Central America and we have tropical weather like in Florida. Thank you for your video, I really enjoyed it.
I encountered Monstera deliciosa fruits about 25 years ago at a specialty grocer, Balducci’s, in NYC. The grocery store doesn’t exist anymore. But, when I returned to California a couple of years later I started to try to grow it. It wasn’t until ten years ago when I moved to Oakland, California, and was able to plant it under a tree that it took off and produces fruits for me. They are delicious!
Love the monstera vines. We have some and have lots of fruit but we didn't even know they were edible at first. Then we were told you had to wait for the scales to fall off about an inch a day or something before eating or it would burn your mouth like pepper. Is this true? Or is it an easier process to make them edible? Thanks.
I’ve said before I love this fruit. Grows semi wild where I am and one can always find a fruit or 2 at harvest time. Best is all the people I know that grow as an ornamental in there garden that’s let me take fruits! Another fruit grown here that I never heard off until recently it called pepino dolce, or sometimes called melon pear. If you every try one, you will know why. Kind of looks like it’s in the nightshade family, with an aubergine looking plant. Really nice sweet fruits.
@@SleepyLizard Madeira Island. East Atlantic off the coast of Morocco. Not too hot, not too cold! Not sure where the Pepino is from but guessing South America. The island has strong connections with Brazil and Venezuela, probably how the plant got here!
Wow, I'm so impressed. So wonderful. I am at a loss for words. I have a single monstera deliciosa and I'm so proud of it because it's so big and beautiful but YOU just have an entire monstera forest. Stunning. I want to visit you and see them all live and taste a FRUIT. 😍 And I have a few avocado plants in my apartment, but none are higher than 1 meter and nothing bears fruits 😄 You live in a monstera & avocado paradise 🤗👍🏻
Hi Jenny, thanks for your comment. Yeah come by in August when the monstera fruit is in season. we'll take a tour. my contact info is in the "about" section of the RUclips channel.
@@SleepyLizard Many thanks for your response. I'm very glad about that. 🤗 Florida, huh? Ok, that's far away. I have never been to the United States. Ok, I just have to fly from Germany to Miami and then somehow get to the Florida everglades. But then I am rewarded with the sight of huge avocados and beautiful monsteras and maybe I get to try a fruit. Sounds like a feasible plan and a great adventure. 🤗
I came here for the plant, monstera, never thought I would subscribed and love this man's energy! Thank you for the video! Keep it up! Take care! From Philippines!
hopefully ill be able to get some of the mostera deliciosa this year when they are ready. How are the plants started for mostera deliciosa are they seeds or do you also graft those?
Hi Leeza, yes. It depends on what's in season. We start with avocados in June, mangos in July and whatever other tropical fruit we have that's in season throughout the summer.
I have this fruit growing in my backyard in Western Australia, and this thing THRIVES. The fruits are sooooooo creamy on my plant. You just earnt yourself a subscriber. 😁
I have a couple of monstera Deliciosa plants in my condo in Michigan... I know they'll never fruit up here, but I'm keeping my eyes peeled for some fruits as I shop from now on.
Wow! That is amazing! A neighbor brought me a Monstera from the Azores and said it has delicious fruits. It is amazing to see them. I will try my farm, although I am afraid that it will not survive, as I have 104 degrees Fahrenheit in the Summer and around 20/30 degrees F in the Winter… can you please tell me what is the lowest temperature there? Thanks for sharing!
Ines, they grow in USDA hardiness zones 10 and 11 which pretty much don't go below freezing. They are pretty sensitive to cold. Not sure if you can bring them indoors on the cold nights.
@@SleepyLizard thank you! Will try… it is currently in the porch. If I see it is not reacting well, then I will bring it inside and maybe try with cuttings in the soil.
This is incredible!!! Do you have any idea how to tell how old a monstera deliciosa plant is? I recently got a giant one and I have been trying to figure out how old she is!
@@SleepyLizard The oxalate 'bite' and the way it ripens gradually are keeping this fruit from being a superstar. Active selection for less bite should be done. I don't think the ripening can be changed much and the taste is otherwise sweet, juicy and perfect. Do you grow from seed as well?
@@dougveganparadisebuilder5808 I've never tried to grow from seed but when I want more plants I just take a 12 inch cutting of one of the stalks and lay it where I want it. In my climate these things grow like crazy.
Ive watched both long Monstera videos. I still don’t know when to harvest mine. I only have four fruit this year. Two years ago i had one and the critters ate it. Last year zero. So i want to get it right this time!!!
this time of year. you might pick one and let it sit on your counter and see what happens. or wait until the kernels start to fall off but then you risk critters.
My wife was gifted a small monstera deliciosa a few years ago, that sucker is now so big that we have had to chop it down propagate to gift away a few times already 😅. Do you have an update video to your monstera patch?
First time here, I'm from Scotland. I have one of these plants in my house but your plants are incredible. Too cold here to grow it outside here😂great video 👍subbed
There’s one at work that has fruit on it. Grown in a heated greenhouse. No idea how old it is. I was allowed to take a cutting off it which is currently growing in my conservatory and happily putting out new leaves
I’m in the uk and only ever see borsigiana. I’m desperate to find a large form . Does anyone know how to tell the difference in baby plants so I don’t have to keep buying them please 🙏
on the portuguese island of madeira the fruit of the monstera also called pineapple-banana is a fruit you can buy at a lot of market stalls because of the good growing conditions
The fruit is really good if it wasn't for the calcium oxalate crystals, for me they are barely standable, it's like eating a soursop with a bunch of needles. The ones that I had were completely ripe.
@SleepyLizard inner fenestrations are the little holes in the middle of your leaves and are highly sought after for people growing these plants indoors. I was impressed with myself managing to get 13 of those holes on one of my monsteras, compared to the 5 or 6 you see on indoor decorative monsteras most commonly. You, by growing them outdoors, make my 13 seem abysmal, and you hardly seem to be trying! Very well done.
Possibly useful against some allergies; that tingle in pineapple is bromelain(i believe it's recognized as an antihistamine). My curiosity now is if chickens like it... long explanation.
I picked some monstera deliciosa from the side of the road once, took it home, watched a video about eating it then it sat there until I threw it away. I was too scared to eat it! Like avocado I'm pretty sure monstera takes a good 10 years to fruit so most people think it's just a house plant. Idk? Maybe they'll remake Lantana into Monstera 😂💖
Hi im wanting a plant u should sell plants here in PA they r hard to find i would love to have one of your plants if i pay for shipping and the plant would u sell me one
This video is the best representation of what a monstera can do with the correct space, climate, and care. I am a huge fan of all the aroids plants and when I saw that you were showing the best and largest monsteras I ever saw, I said I have to see this. I would like to get and try a fruit of your beautiful monsteras deliciosas on your webpage.
Efrain, it's amazing how successful plants will be if grown in their proper climate. We will have the fruit for sale when it's ripe in August...sorry for the long wait.
@@SleepyLizard Do you ship to Canada?
@@saichung6246 we do not, sorry
I can barely stand to watch, you are one of the few people who makes me want to leave Sweden. Ohhhh it hurts inside to hear about all these amazing fruits! Do you grow Cherimoya? Man I had some in my window and they seem like very strong trees. They make amazing indoor plants. Some day I will move to the Azores and copy you.
Cherimoya is one of the most amazing fruits I have ever tasted, monstera looks and sounds like it tastes similar. Oh but they are bigger.
I got to try Cherimoya one time and it was amazing. not just delicious but a unique flavor that I can't compare to anything. Locally they call it custard apple.
Maybe you and me can switch for a few years. We go to Sweden and you come here. It was "cold" this weekend here in South Florida but not by your standards 🥶🤣
@@_c_y_p_3 Same here dude 😅
I had no idea this stuff grew fruit until today… now I shall grow my two tiny monsteras till they grow fruit and I don’t care how long it will take
it will be worth the wait
There are few different varieties of monstera. There is small and large varieties of monstera. The small monstera doesn't make fruit from what I've read. You would want to get a "large" variety.
@@gw8331 I have some
Monstera is my favorite plant to grow! I currently have 3 of them. I love how huge the leaves are and cant wait for the opportunity to try the fruit one day. My Monroe and Simmonds avocado are doing great in the Phoenix winter.
Thanks for sharing!!
I'm glad you're having success in Phoenix. I'm planting more monstera later today.
I really love your excitement and passion for cultivating, it's infectious. Just like a kid in a candy store LoL!!!
yes!
I thought the same thing. I love his enthusiasm!
Seeing the monstera eating an avocado tree is giving me anxiety. Save the avocado -save the world from boring Walmart avocados!!
Plant, yeah I know it was a tough choice but I've chosen to allow some of my avocado trees to serve as trellises for my monstera. My customers LOVE the monster fruit. it's tough to strike a balance.
Wow this is incredible! I’ve got 23 little baby monsteras growing on my kitchen table. You should put a picture of you holding one of your avocados on your website.
they are delicious
what a huge monstera garden,and lots of tropical fruits,.amazing works sir.yes chicos are more in PHILIPPINES...
yum yum
You are amazing. I didn't know monstera plant gives fruit. I live in California and I've planted around 8 avocado trees and all of them died. I've planted 2 mango trees, they also died. The weather in the valley does not help. I know about all the fruits you talked about because I'm from Central America and we have tropical weather like in Florida. Thank you for your video, I really enjoyed it.
thanks for your comment and compliment. Yeah growing tropical fruit in CA can be challenging deepening on your location and hardiness zone.
I think you will be the first to have a monstera farm selling the fruit. Good luck!
thank you for the confidence Pervaiz.
Just randomly studied across you on a study break. Such a great vibe! Love the property and the monsteras.
thank you and good luck with your studies.
I encountered Monstera deliciosa fruits about 25 years ago at a specialty grocer, Balducci’s, in NYC. The grocery store doesn’t exist anymore. But, when I returned to California a couple of years later I started to try to grow it. It wasn’t until ten years ago when I moved to Oakland, California, and was able to plant it under a tree that it took off and produces fruits for me. They are delicious!
so delicious
Wow! Your monstera is AMAZING! I wish I had visited your farm while living in the Keyes! Best wishes for a happy and healthy New Year 🎉🥑🌿
I Lori. Yeah it grows really well here and in the keys. You actually have to work harder to control it than to grow it.
Love the monstera vines. We have some and have lots of fruit but we didn't even know they were edible at first. Then we were told you had to wait for the scales to fall off about an inch a day or something before eating or it would burn your mouth like pepper. Is this true? Or is it an easier process to make them edible? Thanks.
The process is exactly as you describe it. It's not too hard though, you just let them ripen on the counter.
I’ve said before I love this fruit. Grows semi wild where I am and one can always find a fruit or 2 at harvest time. Best is all the people I know that grow as an ornamental in there garden that’s let me take fruits!
Another fruit grown here that I never heard off until recently it called pepino dolce, or sometimes called melon pear. If you every try one, you will know why. Kind of looks like it’s in the nightshade family, with an aubergine looking plant. Really nice sweet fruits.
I'll be on the look out for pepino dolce. thanks for the tip. what part of the world are you in?
@@SleepyLizard Madeira Island. East Atlantic off the coast of Morocco. Not too hot, not too cold! Not sure where the Pepino is from but guessing South America. The island has strong connections with Brazil and Venezuela, probably how the plant got here!
yeah Pepino is Spanish for cucumber so I figured somewhere Spanish speaking. But you're way over there by Africa wow!
Wow, I'm so impressed. So wonderful. I am at a loss for words. I have a single monstera deliciosa and I'm so proud of it because it's so big and beautiful but YOU just have an entire monstera forest. Stunning. I want to visit you and see them all live and taste a FRUIT. 😍 And I have a few avocado plants in my apartment, but none are higher than 1 meter and nothing bears fruits 😄 You live in a monstera & avocado paradise 🤗👍🏻
Hi Jenny, thanks for your comment. Yeah come by in August when the monstera fruit is in season. we'll take a tour. my contact info is in the "about" section of the RUclips channel.
@@SleepyLizard Many thanks for your response. I'm very glad about that. 🤗 Florida, huh? Ok, that's far away. I have never been to the United States. Ok, I just have to fly from Germany to Miami and then somehow get to the Florida everglades. But then I am rewarded with the sight of huge avocados and beautiful monsteras and maybe I get to try a fruit. Sounds like a feasible plan and a great adventure. 🤗
we get visitors from all over the world. I used to travel to Erlangen Germany quite a bit for my job
I literally can not stop saying “OH MY GOD” out loud because this is so amazing
and so delicious
this is great! do you have any fruiting thai cons? are the fruits variegated? taste any different?
I don't know what Thai cons are. I have other varieties of monstera that are variegated but they don't produce edible fruit.
@@SleepyLizard ah yeah sorry, thai constellation is one of the variegated types. love your channel, bud
I came here for the plant, monstera, never thought I would subscribed and love this man's energy! Thank you for the video! Keep it up! Take care! From Philippines!
Hello from Florida!
I’m going to try to order a variety box from your farm this summer. This was a really enjoyable commercial for your product!
thanks HP. I just like making the vids and do a little plug at the end for folks who want to try our stuff.
very nice mate how to tell when to pick
around here it's in the month of august but also you can tell then the little tiles on the outside start to separate
hopefully ill be able to get some of the mostera deliciosa this year when they are ready. How are the plants started for mostera deliciosa are they seeds or do you also graft those?
they grow like a vine so I just cut a segment of vine and place it where I want it and it takes root and flourishes
Do you send to California?
Hi Leeza, yes. It depends on what's in season. We start with avocados in June, mangos in July and whatever other tropical fruit we have that's in season throughout the summer.
@@SleepyLizard thank you! I will be back!
@@iddybiddyladybugleeza909 I'll be right here waiting 🤣
I have this fruit growing in my backyard in Western Australia, and this thing THRIVES. The fruits are sooooooo creamy on my plant. You just earnt yourself a subscriber. 😁
welcome to the channel!
We used to have this all over my hometown. No matter how ripe we left it the spikes were always a bit of an issue. But it is nice.
do you like the flavor?
I have a couple of monstera Deliciosa plants in my condo in Michigan... I know they'll never fruit up here, but I'm keeping my eyes peeled for some fruits as I shop from now on.
they are delicious
Wow! That is amazing! A neighbor brought me a Monstera from the Azores and said it has delicious fruits. It is amazing to see them. I will try my farm, although I am afraid that it will not survive, as I have 104 degrees Fahrenheit in the Summer and around 20/30 degrees F in the Winter… can you please tell me what is the lowest temperature there?
Thanks for sharing!
Ines, they grow in USDA hardiness zones 10 and 11 which pretty much don't go below freezing. They are pretty sensitive to cold. Not sure if you can bring them indoors on the cold nights.
@@SleepyLizard thank you! Will try… it is currently in the porch. If I see it is not reacting well, then I will bring it inside and maybe try with cuttings in the soil.
Those monsteras are beautiful! Do you sell cuttings???
I don't sell cuttings online but if you are local and want to come buy a cutting you can drop by.
I just subscribed your channel. I love monsteras also avocados. Thanks for showing your big farm. How long you have to wait for the fruit of monstera?
they start to produce in year 4 and each fruit takes 18 months to mature so it's a good 5 years from planting to fruit
@@SleepyLizard Thanks for the reply 😊
I checked your website and I know the monstera fruit are not yet in season but I am really curious how much you sell them. Thanks
this year they were $90 for a box of three shipping included
Garden of Eden. So much good food.😋😊👍👍👍 Happy New Year!
just picked a crate of starfruit. not only delicious but it was like 50f so they were a cold refreshing treat.
Wow finally someone who is doing exactly what i dreamed of. How many years does it take to fruit.
They fruit in year 3
great property where r uwould luv to have tropical plants outside art all time but i live in ont canada
🥶
Oh my goodness you have inspired me to plant my monsteras in my backyard I had no idea it produces a fruit 😮
Great video amigo
wait till you taste it!
Do you fertilize to help support your Monsteras?
Yes
@@SleepyLizardlooks like it! You are a very good plant parent.
This is incredible!!! Do you have any idea how to tell how old a monstera deliciosa plant is? I recently got a giant one and I have been trying to figure out how old she is!
Gosh I wouldn't know how to tell. If you're getting fruit we know it's at least 3 years old
do you just spray round up or something then plant directly on top of the dead vegetation??
you mean to clear an area? Yes that is one way. or you can dig everything up. your choice.
Thanks I got my first monstera from walmart, apartment... big though... I think I could farm it.
totally worth it.
Happy New Year.
Just curious, did you get a frost last week? Hope you stay warm.
Abe, we did not but a lot of subscribers in central florida had a terrible frost. 3 nights in a row. lot's of damage. 😢
thank you for your concern
Tommy boy and Nori great and funny times family !! great job and tasty fruits my boy .. cheers and love
thanks Rimm. can't wait to eat these next year.
@@SleepyLizard Delicious !!!!
Your monsteras are absolutely monsterous.
out of control but that's how we get the fruit!
Man that is amazing I had no idea these plants could fruit like this.
yes and tastes so sweet
Great job Tom 👍 awesome information 👍
thank you Heera
What a great idea to grow and sell a fruit that everyone loves but no has!!
yep. I didn't know people even wanted it. we used to eat them just for ourselves.
I grow many Monsteras from seed as well here in Paraguay. Few know this plant's fruits though.
what do you think of the taste?
@@SleepyLizard The oxalate 'bite' and the way it ripens gradually are keeping this fruit from being a superstar. Active selection for less bite should be done. I don't think the ripening can be changed much and the taste is otherwise sweet, juicy and perfect.
Do you grow from seed as well?
@@dougveganparadisebuilder5808 I've never tried to grow from seed but when I want more plants I just take a 12 inch cutting of one of the stalks and lay it where I want it. In my climate these things grow like crazy.
Ive watched both long Monstera videos. I still don’t know when to harvest mine. I only have four fruit this year. Two years ago i had one and the critters ate it. Last year zero. So i want to get it right this time!!!
this time of year. you might pick one and let it sit on your counter and see what happens. or wait until the kernels start to fall off but then you risk critters.
Hello sir.
When can we pre-order this fruit?
AH, we take orders in August.
@@SleepyLizard thank you sir.
Hello Tom: Great video! I can’t wait for next harvest next August so I can try this fruit!
I will definitely let you know when it's ready.
You have made your own paradise
😍😍😍
My wife was gifted a small monstera deliciosa a few years ago, that sucker is now so big that we have had to chop it down propagate to gift away a few times already 😅. Do you have an update video to your monstera patch?
I'll do a vid about it in a week or two.
First time here, I'm from Scotland. I have one of these plants in my house but your plants are incredible. Too cold here to grow it outside here😂great video 👍subbed
welcome to the channel!
There’s one at work that has fruit on it. Grown in a heated greenhouse. No idea how old it is. I was allowed to take a cutting off it which is currently growing in my conservatory and happily putting out new leaves
It also has a banana growing next to it 😅
that cutting is going to grow really fast.
What can I do if I have a fruit that isn't mature yet/picked months to early
probably nothing. let it sit and see if it ripens
I’m in the uk and only ever see borsigiana. I’m desperate to find a large form . Does anyone know how to tell the difference in baby plants so I don’t have to keep buying them please 🙏
I'm not sure.
Merry Christmas!!
Merry Christmas Miguel
I assume this is America? What state are you growing these monsteras in ? Hawaii ? Youve got an OASIS my man! Thabks for the video!
Homestead Florida. they love the environment here.
how can i buy from you directly? love to eat one of those avocados
Hi Ayoo, the our fruit is in season we have it at www.guacfarm.com. thank you for asking.
This is amazing.
🤣
what a great monstera farm, love it
we'll start selling the fruit next week.
Need an update video and care for monstera.
I'll have to do that. thanks for the suggestion.
Season greetings to you an your family sleepy dios bendiga
thanks Dev, same to you.
Absolutely beautiful
thank you
on the portuguese island of madeira the fruit of the monstera also called pineapple-banana is a fruit you can buy at a lot of market stalls because of the good growing conditions
my good friend lives in Portugal and I've seen monstera fruit in more than one of her pics of the market. over here it's rare
Are all monstera deliciosa edible? Including the jungle ones
I don't know
Man that’s a sweet shirt
good for fishing
Wow!! I'll definitely try and find the fruit.
its so good
The fruit is really good if it wasn't for the calcium oxalate crystals, for me they are barely standable, it's like eating a soursop with a bunch of needles. The ones that I had were completely ripe.
Yeah there can be a little sting
I was proud of my 13 inner fenestrations.... You're doubling that and not even trying
I don't know what that means 🤗
@SleepyLizard inner fenestrations are the little holes in the middle of your leaves and are highly sought after for people growing these plants indoors. I was impressed with myself managing to get 13 of those holes on one of my monsteras, compared to the 5 or 6 you see on indoor decorative monsteras most commonly. You, by growing them outdoors, make my 13 seem abysmal, and you hardly seem to be trying! Very well done.
My mom wants to know “what the hell does he plan on doing with all them monsteras?!”
I'm a farmer. I plant more every year. I sell them online at guacfarm and my crop usually sells out in two days! people love monstera
Thanks dude
you're welcome Charles.
Wow..can I come work for you?
have you seen the vid where I catch a Burmese Python on the farm?
My fave ❤ maaan how i would enjoy it there😂. The ome i have is still very small only 5 leaves😅
it's a paradise
How can I purchase one from you?
I see the fruit during the month of august when it's in season but I don't sell plants online
@@SleepyLizard no, not the plant, 🤣I’ve just always wanted to try the fruit, how can i purchase a fruit from you
ah ok. we sell it at www.guacfarm.com but it doesn't come into season until next August. you missed it by a few weeks 😢
@@SleepyLizard 🙈😞ok
Loved watching your video....
thank you
Can I have one piece of your monstera deliciousa?🥺
Even a seed I'll appreciate
Buhay, where do you live?
@@SleepyLizard thank you sir and you noticed my comment I'm far away. I'm from Philippines ❤️
@@SleepyLizard uhm sir if ever can I asked your Facebook or messenger to connect with you regarding about the monstera plant.
can I purchase a cutting from you?
if you wanna come buy in person yes but I can't ship them .
seems like a fitting name
you've got to taste the fruit sometime. so good.
Mamey ice cream is ridiculous 10/10
it's the best. I just had some two weeks ago
Possibly useful against some allergies; that tingle in pineapple is bromelain(i believe it's recognized as an antihistamine). My curiosity now is if chickens like it... long explanation.
interesting. I've heard pineapples can be an anti inflammatory now you got me wondering if monstera is too
Boy, you weren't kiddin.
🤣
Hi sir I would like to buy the seeds from you please let me know if you sell them for me thank you
I don't sell the seeds. sorry about that.
Tom you could def make a killing if you sold some of the monstera cuttings that you chop when you go in for periodic cutbacks
hmmmmm. maybe I'll look into it.
First time seeing an avocado fruit with that size for me,
They come in so many shapes and sizes
I picked some monstera deliciosa from the side of the road once, took it home, watched a video about eating it then it sat there until I threw it away. I was too scared to eat it! Like avocado I'm pretty sure monstera takes a good 10 years to fruit so most people think it's just a house plant. Idk? Maybe they'll remake Lantana into Monstera 😂💖
try it again sometime. even if you eat it too early the burn won't hurt you. as long as the kernels open on their own you're safe.
Hi im wanting a plant u should sell plants here in PA they r hard to find i would love to have one of your plants if i pay for shipping and the plant would u sell me one
try www.larafarmsmiami.com
My mind is blown! I never knew that.
yeah, there's some other vids on my channel that show how to ripen and eat it. it's really good.
Yo la he probado y la sensación en el sabor es como guanábana y piña jajaja
si. es verdad.
If only I could do this in Kansas!!!
Yes. Others a little chilly there 🥶
Those avocados!!!
😋
DO YOU CHOP AND SELL THOSE MONSTERA PLANTS BY ANY CHANCE??? I HAVE LIKE 200+ HOUSEPLANTS AND A GIANT MONSTERA WOULD FINISH MY COLLECTION!!
I do not sell plants. sorry about that.
@@SleepyLizard oh no problem that’s ok!
Man is living my dream life
it's nice to grow so much delicious food.
is the fruit the reason why the plant is called monstera deliciosa?
Monstera because of the huge leaves. Deliciosa because of the fruit.
looks like anon for all other sugar apple
yes it has that segmentation to it. Also it tastes like guanoabana which like anon is part of the soursop family
U need power poles to let em grow up em
they been taking over my avocado trees. all the way to the top
Great. Didn't know.thanks.
yep
I NEVER knew Monstera grew FRUIT!!!
and it's delicious!
@@SleepyLizard I would love to try it. How can I get some?
we sell them during the month of august at www.guacfarm.com. guacfarm
The biggest leaves I've seen, so big the break my character
😁
Happy New Year guys ..
Thanks Don! Same to you.
Won't that monstera eventually strangle the tree?
Yes it will but it’s more than a fair tradeoff because I have a huge demand for monstera fruit
In PNG we have a spices that is reddish orange when ripe. It's endemic to PNG. You won't find it in South America
now I'm gonna google that.