Thank you for bringing us all these new plants that we would otherwise never see. And also for introducing us to all of these interesting plant hybridizers and collectors. ❤😊
Hi Sean you’re actually my inspiration in doing youtube because I don’t really have an avenue of sharing my love for plants. I am on the budget side of things thu so my collection is a little conservative. I’m really happy that we share the same love for plants and I learned so much from you. Thank you! Much love from the Philippines
Thank you so much. This is sweet. Im not sure if you noticed but I am also quite limited budget for plants compared to most people I come across. Its nice to grow the collection sustainably ❤️
Monstera Devil's backstory is so fascinating! At first glance it's hard to imagine how such a plant exists, but then after hearing the backstory you realize that it was a step by step process of selecting cuttings and careful cultivation. Amazing. Love this information dense content.
Hi Sean! As a Monstera deliciosa collector, I really enjoyed this video even though I knew almost all of the varieties already. It's great to get some background info like where they came from but also more precise descriptions that a single picture or video can't convey (like the fact that new leaves emerge a certain colour but turn a different colour when they harden). These are the details that will allow us to differenciate between the ever-increasing number of varieties that are flooding the market at the moment. I'm thankful that awareness around mutations is making more and more people collect them instead of them being tossed into compost but I wish that the prices overseas were more reasonable. I'm in Canada and usually find variegated large-form Monsteras for around $60-$200 from local sellers, most of them are sports with no name. The most expensive ones are imports and range from $500 to $2000 but there aren't many people who are ready to pay that much for a plant around here. Tropical plant collecting is a hobby that's most popular in the lower to medium classes while rich people usually find a different specific niche of plants to collect.
I was at the International Adroit Society Expo and heard and saw great talks about how these varieties were discovered names. The differences may be subtle but they are definitely authentic. Naming them is similar to names of culinary dished discovered or created.
No as easy as you make it sound, there's lots of work done and lots and lots of time spent before a name is given. I don't agree with all these silly names but who am I to say, I do believe everyone wished they could create their own variety though, is fun playing with genes but time gets in the way.
Great all inclusive compilation of different varieties of variegated Monsteras! With all the current and upcoming varieties for the market it can get very confusing. Your video simplifies much of that defining each one clearly and I am sure you have created a nice reference for us plant enthusiasts. Nice job Sean and thank you for this valuable video.
I am with you in that I cannot see the difference between some of the variegated ones….. but there are several that are really really beautiful and unique like the Monstera Devil. I have a deliciosa and a thai constellation. Would like the Devil…. Maybe in 20 years the price will be affordable.😅
@@lindaschad9734 Yea alot of monsteras have been going up in price like crazy. Kind of reminds me when the obliqua came on the market they were going for hundreds if not thousands and now you can get them for $40 lmao. Saw someone selling a thai con for $500 it was growing in a cup and had 3 leaves Insane!
Haha the mystery of the next leaf pattern is what makes the variegated plant so precious. The ocean mint I believe has a lot of variables in texture/pattern/color.
@@onlyplants I’m super excited. I’ve got a mint that’s a slow grower as well. But the Mint was always a huge goal to get. Now that the Above is out, I’ll just have to wait around to afford one 😅 Being larger form it definitely is slower growing than the Bors. Which for me grows super fast! I’ve also got one this displays 3 colors of variegations.
This information is very amazing interesting! I never even knew there were some many different varieties! We bought a small variety today! Seen the Vietnamese monstera today ..beautiful.. Seen you today but you were busy filming didn't want to bother you. Thanks for great content and information
Super great video, perfect in every way: presentation, method, content!! I love the very interesting stories about the discovery and cultivation of monsteras❤❤ and also the end with the private collector! My favorite is the very original Thai constellation Medusa!!! 🤩🤩
My favs are the Devil and the Medusa! I would love to point out that Joshua’s hands and fingers are those of a Concert Pianist! Beautiful collection Joshua ! Thanks for sharing this video, as always, I really learn so much from your videos! Lots of love, Ginger
Great video as usual! You are such an inspiration and teacher!! I met you yesterday at the IAS Tropical Plant Show in Miami. Will cherish the selfie I took with you!! Thank you for everything you do !! Your fan always!
The type and level of detail in your videos is laudable. It really is a "how to" of how to be engaging and informative. Kudos to you, my RUclips friend. ❤ from the U.S.
I still think Thai Cons are the best looking and it’s great that they’re stable. Some of these new types are fine but the price tags really turn me off. I mean, I think most of us learned that all of these will drop in price significantly if we’re patient.
The monsteras that you show us on this occasion are truly beautiful, with a great variety of variegated species, each one of them is a visual pleasure, thank you for always uploading amazing and high-quality videos, greetings.
hi sean i love monsteras too i gathered new varieties of variegatas since 2021 but as you said timeless beauties are greens of course they have different characters some are twisted ,contorted,and more holes than variegatas. thank you for these episode
Such an informative video, always adore your content 😌 great work as always.. and the best Monstera for me so far is the Thai Constellation, nothing really beats it. In my opinion.. don’t come for me 😂
Can’t choose 😄 They are all beautiful in their way. Like many of us, I’m going to wait until their price goes down 🥵 and in the meantime admire them on your channel !!
Monstera aurea is borsigiana, not sure where it originated from. Marilyn is a large form aurea, it was a clone from Kunzo that he called Marilyn and the name stuck. The backstory about the monstera devil monster is fascinating ❤ thanks for the informative videos.
I literally just got my monstera. The plant has never been my favorite, no reason at all, just something I never got into (though I had monstera Peru and have monstera siltepecana). The size was a problem for me. Well, I finally have space, and I have the plain ol’ green version, delicious I guess (got it unmarked from a plant trade event), juvenile. Thank you for sharing all these beauties with us, maybe I’ll grow my collection!
I can't believe the companies that produce variegated monsteras just decide if they're pretty enought or not to grow and if not they don't think twice and just destroy them 😭 i mean i would be so glad and thankfull if they donated them instead or something
The monstera masterpeice is intresting. I'm not sure how I feel about the droopy look thats becoming more popular.. just looks like it's sick or dry. idk I'd have to see one in person
@@onlyplants Also I have a question. I recently picked up a new thai con and it pushed out a new leaf, only a few mpnths old and its new leafs varigation is mainly yellow. While the older one os white, and the new leaf has a good white splotch on it. Is it technically a tri color
EMS is actually a common chemical mutagen to induce mutagenesis in (mostly) ornamental plant. To obtained right amount of concentration LD50 was used (50% died, 50% survived). And if the breeder was lucky they will find a stable mutated plants. Seems like legit for me. My only questions is, why they are not patented their findings. So the others couldnt produce their plants through TCs, and it will maintain its rareness
I own a Albo, Thai Costellation and Aurea. My wishlist: Mint, Shamrock shake, Green on Green, Bulbasaur. Thank you for sharing the different varieties!!
@@onlyplants He's from the Philippines, same island as me. I've been watching his RUclips videos since he only had like 50 philodendrons. His collection is so huge now!
Great video on something that honestly seems completely overwhelming to me. I really feel like a total unsophisticated dolt because I simply do not see any difference between most of these plants, and certainly not anything that might warrant paying thousands of dollars per leaf because some off-color splotches are in a different spot on the leaf. I’m kind of stuck in the old school mentality of there being the normal version of a monstera and a ‘variegata’ version in which the plant lacks chlorophyll in a few spots. Thanks also for highlighting a young up-and-coming collector such as Joshua Sia. He seems like he will go far in this industry.
@@onlyplants it was a great idea! I love your videos because they are so informative, and of course, you have such a soothing voice and such a calm demeanor that I am always delighted to watch your videos!
I’ve not seen it grafted actually! But logically speaking it should be able to. Monsteras do size up and mature very quickly so maybe no one felt the need to graft one
I can’t help but wonder why Borsigiana and Deliciosa could not be name as the same variety (Deliciosa) and just be different cultivars - just like you wrote “Monstera Deliciosa ‘Borsigiana’”. The large form one should also have a cultivar name in my opinion.
Once they get mature they grow differently the deliciosia grows waaay larger. Thats why they're normally called large form and small form. Also I think they came from different areas
It does evolve for sure from white var to pink variegations. Buyers should look for best selling plant surpasses the price of Philodendron Spiritus Sancti even the stable price. Hybrids also affected the price of these plants in the market .
Hi, it is my first comment to RUclips! I just surprised that the name of "Marble Yakuza Albo". How that name comes, do you know? It is always makes me confuse because there are so many names to Monstera...
I agree theres too many names now… even when small difference mutation appear, someone would jump to give it a new name. Sometimes this makes it more expensive…
@@onlyplantsSean, I have a question for you. My nurseryman & I have a friend traveling to Singapore & we want to invest in some plants. You’re the only person I know of that lives in that part of the world. Would you happen to know any reputable sellers in that area? Thanks so much!
I bought a Thai 2 years ago from when it was tiny but it looked different then the others. Now the leaves are mostly white , cream the rest is green and mint specs split of 1/3 of the leaf lol. It grew a lot slower than the other one I bought that day and way different looking. Is there a Thai Quad color ? lol 😂 . The white , cream , green and mint are very obvious. Every leaf comes out roughly the same 😅
@@onlyplants Yes, we don't have many to choose from here in the UK so may need to take a trip to Thailand 😁 Thanks for showcasing all these monsteras, always enjoy your videos.
So fun. I can't really pick a favorite. Maybe the Monstera Orange. However, this New York City apartment dweller is very interested in Monstera Compactas and hopes they will be commonly available soon.
I'm sorry, say again?. "400,000 thai baht", OMFG !!!!!!!! AUD $17,000. I had to check ChatGpt for ""Thao Thong Kip Ma" (ท้าวทองกีบม้า) ". I think ChatGPT got it wrong in this plant context, "refers to a historical figure in Thai culture, often celebrated as the "Queen of Thai Desserts." Thao Thong Kip Ma, also known as Maria Guyomar de Pinha, was a woman of Japanese-Portuguese-Bengali descent who lived during the Ayutthaya period. She introduced many traditional Thai desserts with influences from Portuguese cuisine, such as foi thong (golden threads) and thong yip (flower-shaped sweets). Her influence on Thai desserts has left a lasting legacy in Thai culinary culture."
Great video! Happy and proud that you featured my Monstera Yellow Marilyn at 16:38 :)
Yayee
I get so excited each and every time you post 😊 thank you!
Omg this is generous. Thank you ❤️
Your videos are so nicely structured & informative 😎🙌🏻
Whoaaa thank you 🥹
dont forget HD
Thank you for bringing us all these new plants that we would otherwise never see. And also for introducing us to all of these interesting plant hybridizers and collectors. ❤😊
These plants will eventually be within reach for all of us. If we give it enough time 😀
Hi Sean you’re actually my inspiration in doing youtube because I don’t really have an avenue of sharing my love for plants. I am on the budget side of things thu so my collection is a little conservative. I’m really happy that we share the same love for plants and I learned so much from you. Thank you! Much love from the Philippines
Thank you so much. This is sweet. Im not sure if you noticed but I am also quite limited budget for plants compared to most people I come across. Its nice to grow the collection sustainably ❤️
Thanks!
Thank you ❤️❤️
Not me almost spitting my coffee thinking you bought them all 😂❤ tricolor and medusa, devil is just a next level of amazing too❤
Hahaaa. Thank you.
Monstera Devil's backstory is so fascinating! At first glance it's hard to imagine how such a plant exists, but then after hearing the backstory you realize that it was a step by step process of selecting cuttings and careful cultivation. Amazing. Love this information dense content.
Yes, hope this inspires people to strategically cut and selectively breed. The more people do it, the more chance of mutation.
Hi Sean! As a Monstera deliciosa collector, I really enjoyed this video even though I knew almost all of the varieties already. It's great to get some background info like where they came from but also more precise descriptions that a single picture or video can't convey (like the fact that new leaves emerge a certain colour but turn a different colour when they harden). These are the details that will allow us to differenciate between the ever-increasing number of varieties that are flooding the market at the moment.
I'm thankful that awareness around mutations is making more and more people collect them instead of them being tossed into compost but I wish that the prices overseas were more reasonable. I'm in Canada and usually find variegated large-form Monsteras for around $60-$200 from local sellers, most of them are sports with no name. The most expensive ones are imports and range from $500 to $2000 but there aren't many people who are ready to pay that much for a plant around here. Tropical plant collecting is a hobby that's most popular in the lower to medium classes while rich people usually find a different specific niche of plants to collect.
What a wonderful share. Thank you ❤️
The easiest money grabbing way in plant selling is to create a new name.
yep, so true
I was at the International Adroit Society Expo and heard and saw great talks about how these varieties were discovered names. The differences may be subtle but they are definitely authentic. Naming them is similar to names of culinary dished discovered or created.
No as easy as you make it sound, there's lots of work done and lots and lots of time spent before a name is given. I don't agree with all these silly names but who am I to say, I do believe everyone wished they could create their own variety though, is fun playing with genes but time gets in the way.
Your background is looking absolutely gorgeous 🎉🌿👏 well done, a feast for the eyes whilst enjoying your content 🌿💚👏
Thank youu. My back wall is coming together well!
So many beautiful monsteras! Thank you for your thorough explanations and backstories. They definitely make each one more memorable.
Thank you for taking the time to write in. I wish I had all these information before going to a plant show! Glad I can produce it
Great all inclusive compilation of different varieties of variegated Monsteras! With all the current and upcoming varieties for the market it can get very confusing. Your video simplifies much of that defining each one clearly and I am sure you have created a nice reference for us plant enthusiasts. Nice job Sean and thank you for this valuable video.
You have a way with words. Thank you ❤️
Was an honor to meet you and speak with you in Miami on Saturday. We had a great conversation about monsters varieties. Best -JerryfromChicago
Thanks Jerry!
Enjoyed every moment of the episode and I love monsteras , thank you 🙏🏼
You’re welcome ❤️
I am with you in that I cannot see the difference between some of the variegated ones….. but there are several that are really really beautiful and unique like the Monstera Devil. I have a deliciosa and a thai constellation. Would like the Devil…. Maybe in 20 years the price will be affordable.😅
Haha I dont mind waiting 20 years. But I think it will be less than 10 realistically
I checked out the Bulbasaur and in the US the only price I found was $99,999!
@@lindaschad9734 Yea alot of monsteras have been going up in price like crazy. Kind of reminds me when the obliqua came on the market they were going for hundreds if not thousands and now you can get them for $40 lmao. Saw someone selling a thai con for $500 it was growing in a cup and had 3 leaves Insane!
Super nice sharing friend thank you friend and stay happy and healthy 🙏🙏 lots of love from India 😍😍👍👍👍
Thank you ❤️❤️
Thank you for this new video. You are the best!😀
You’re welcome
Sean!!!
So happy to see you pop up on one of my very few favorite RUclipsrs videos Plant and Style With Peachy at the IAS Expo!!
Whoaaa thats amazing. I met so many cool people there!
Love how informative your videos are.
Thank you ❤️
What a beautiful Monsteras...💚💚💚
Thank you for the great info...Mr OnlyPlant.
Happy weekend...Sean!
You’re welcome
Wow. These are amazing. I love them all and appreciate you sharing them.
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Amazing! I’m like floored at all the variations
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Loved this video so much
Haha the mystery of the next leaf pattern is what makes the variegated plant so precious. The ocean mint I believe has a lot of variables in texture/pattern/color.
@@onlyplants I’m super excited. I’ve got a mint that’s a slow grower as well. But the Mint was always a huge goal to get. Now that the Above is out, I’ll just have to wait around to afford one 😅
Being larger form it definitely is slower growing than the Bors. Which for me grows super fast! I’ve also got one this displays 3 colors of variegations.
This information is very amazing interesting! I never even knew there were some many different varieties! We bought a small variety today!
Seen the Vietnamese monstera today ..beautiful..
Seen you today but you were busy filming didn't want to bother you.
Thanks for great content and information
Yayeeee. Thank you. Im happy to know we shared a space today! I will be back tomorrow
#1 I love your videos, your information is amazing
🙈 thank you
Very informative! I love the creme brulee and Medusa. Thank you for creating great videos!
This is sweet. Thank you! I didnt think medusa would take off, but it is actually one that many people love! 😀
@@onlyplants It's a very sexy plant.
Glad I'm not the only one who finds it hard to differentiate between all the Thai varieties 😂 Fab video again, of course!
Thank you ❤️❤️
it’s nice to be able to appreciate another collectors efforts!
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Man carrying the love takes a year at least
Super great video, perfect in every way: presentation, method, content!! I love the very interesting stories about the discovery and cultivation of monsteras❤❤ and also the end with the private collector! My favorite is the very original Thai constellation Medusa!!! 🤩🤩
Thanks Cathie!
Lots of good information, beautiful selections.
Thank you
Oooo I want the Bulbasaur one! So many pretty monstera, I only have one, the basic albo.
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My favs are the Devil and the Medusa! I would love to point out that Joshua’s hands and fingers are those of a Concert Pianist! Beautiful collection Joshua ! Thanks for sharing this video, as always, I really learn so much from your videos! Lots of love, Ginger
Haha I think Josh would be happy to read this
@@onlyplantsthis comment totally made my night lol. Thank you! 😊 I do play piano actually. Skinny fingers.
Sooooo many gorgeous plants!!💕
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Thank you for sharing Shaun, I love monstera, I have 4 types and really enjoy growing them. I might be persuades to get another one. 😅
Hahaaa do ittt do ittt 😀
Great video as usual! You are such an inspiration and teacher!! I met you yesterday at the IAS Tropical Plant Show in Miami. Will cherish the selfie I took with you!! Thank you for everything you do !!
Your fan always!
I am so grateful to have met some of you! I appreciate the time for you say hello and comment this ❤️
Thank you, for the very informative video! Ait was nice to see see Joshua's collection😊😊
I met him in person these past two days, he is so sweet and uplifting!
The type and level of detail in your videos is laudable. It really is a "how to" of how to be engaging and informative. Kudos to you, my RUclips friend. ❤ from the U.S.
Whoaaaa thank you so much 🙏🏽 I appreciate this
I still think Thai Cons are the best looking and it’s great that they’re stable. Some of these new types are fine but the price tags really turn me off. I mean, I think most of us learned that all of these will drop in price significantly if we’re patient.
Yes, they should stabilize at some point. Meanwhile its nice to admire when we see it in other peoples collection
The monsteras that you show us on this occasion are truly beautiful, with a great variety of variegated species, each one of them is a visual pleasure, thank you for always uploading amazing and high-quality videos, greetings.
Thank you
Wow. Thank you so much!
❤️❤️ you’re welcome
I’m jealous w/ your lush aglaonema lotus delight!
Thank you. We had an episode where I propagated it and it turned out to be a disaster. This ones the only survivor but its so happy and pretty!
@@onlyplants mine is already 7 months and still not growing on the right track. Will check the video
Always ❤❤❤ your videos. Thanks for sharing, keep the good work, and keep them coming! 🤗🙏
Very kind of you to write in ❤️ Thank you
Great video all its so beautiful plants.
Thank you ❤️❤️
I appreciate this content much. It is so informative, helpful for monstera beginner like me 😊 Thank you, Sean ☺️
You’re welcome.❤️
My goodness so many beautiful monstera varieties; I couldn’t choose a favorite…..
Thank you for sharing……
❤️❤️ you’re most welcome
زورررر شاز بو دةس خوش
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Wow that silversands is really special
Wow that white lava too!
Ill be visiting the silver sands tomorrow 🤤
This video is 🔥🔥 Investigative journalism but for plants.
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hi sean i love monsteras too i gathered new varieties of variegatas since 2021 but as you said timeless beauties are greens of course they have different characters some are twisted ,contorted,and more holes than variegatas. thank you for these episode
You’re welcome. Thanks for sharing here
Yay finally ive waited for this 🎉🎉🎉
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Really professional
❤️❤️ thank you
My wishlist: Tricolor or Bulbasaur. Hope some day they will be less expensive.
Oh it will stabilize for sure. Some take longer than others. I have a feeling the bulbasaur will be accessible a lot earlier than the tricolors!
Such an informative video, always adore your content 😌 great work as always.. and the best Monstera for me so far is the Thai Constellation, nothing really beats it. In my opinion.. don’t come for me 😂
Haha thats a legit choice. A timeless classic not to mention its not as stressful in case we lose it.
Can’t choose 😄 They are all beautiful in their way.
Like many of us, I’m going to wait until their price goes down 🥵 and in the meantime admire them on your channel !!
Thank you. We will be meeting them often in collectors and shows! Hope to see their mature size
Love it❤
🩷🩷 thank you
Wowww sooo beautiful plants 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you ❤️❤️
Monstera aurea is borsigiana, not sure where it originated from. Marilyn is a large form aurea, it was a clone from Kunzo that he called Marilyn and the name stuck.
The backstory about the monstera devil monster is fascinating ❤ thanks for the informative videos.
You’re welcome ❤️ thanks for sharing!
Amazing plants.
Thank you ❤️
I literally just got my monstera. The plant has never been my favorite, no reason at all, just something I never got into (though I had monstera Peru and have monstera siltepecana). The size was a problem for me. Well, I finally have space, and I have the plain ol’ green version, delicious I guess (got it unmarked from a plant trade event), juvenile.
Thank you for sharing all these beauties with us, maybe I’ll grow my collection!
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I can't believe the companies that produce variegated monsteras just decide if they're pretty enought or not to grow and if not they don't think twice and just destroy them 😭 i mean i would be so glad and thankfull if they donated them instead or something
🥲🥲 I think that sometimes too.. but that might destroy the market price
Hi shawn do you use fertilizer for your aroid? if yes hows the treatment ?
Yes of course. I use slow release osmocote balanced NPK ratio on the top soil also sometimes spray foliar spray with growmore also balanced NPK
@@onlyplants thanks, would love to see a video of yours about how you fertilizing your plants
The monstera masterpeice is intresting. I'm not sure how I feel about the droopy look thats becoming more popular.. just looks like it's sick or dry. idk I'd have to see one in person
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@@onlyplants Also I have a question. I recently picked up a new thai con and it pushed out a new leaf, only a few mpnths old and its new leafs varigation is mainly yellow. While the older one os white, and the new leaf has a good white splotch on it. Is it technically a tri color
All are so beautiful 🤩
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In the U.S. the price of the albo has definitely come down. You can get a cutting with good variegation for $35. Same with the aurea.
That seems like a reasonable price for them 🥰
EMS is actually a common chemical mutagen to induce mutagenesis in (mostly) ornamental plant. To obtained right amount of concentration LD50 was used (50% died, 50% survived). And if the breeder was lucky they will find a stable mutated plants. Seems like legit for me. My only questions is, why they are not patented their findings. So the others couldnt produce their plants through TCs, and it will maintain its rareness
They have patented it 😀
Everything I see here is Beautiful
Thank you ❤️
Monsteras remain my favourite
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I own a Albo, Thai Costellation and Aurea. My wishlist: Mint, Shamrock shake, Green on Green, Bulbasaur. Thank you for sharing the different varieties!!
I only own the three that you have too! High five. Mint would be a good next plant because price should be closer to what I can afford.
OMG Bechoyyy
Who is he?? Haha. I found this on google
@@onlyplants He's from the Philippines, same island as me. I've been watching his RUclips videos since he only had like 50 philodendrons. His collection is so huge now!
Wow I have never seen most of them. Is there away to buy them from Europe?
Im sure there are, Im in Miami plant show now and all the varieties are here. The prices are still insane 🥵 though. But they sold out fast
Thank you monstera video bro
You’re welcome ❤️
I wish one day i have one of that plants
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Can you explain what is the different between Monstera Deli. Marylin and Deli. Yellow Pom Pom?
Haha I cannot tell the difference in a few of these 😀
I love your expertise in horticulture 😊 please cover growing heliconia indoors, if you can!!
Whoaaa thank you Im just an observer. I have no experience with heliconias unfortunately
@onlyplants no worries!! I'm learning a lot about my favorite subjects 😌 thank you!!
Thank you for the Monstera tour 👍 They are all beautiful, but I don’t like the Medusa 😀🇨🇦
Hehe medusa is my least fave too.. but I can see the allure for some people
Will it grow if I plant it roots up, and leafs down? :D i am so obssessed with the idea, i know cacti can grow i vseen pics of it on the net
I think it will try to correct its position. Also its a. It challenging to get light from below. Plants will always grow towards the light
@@onlyplants i will give it the light it needs then it must grow
Great video on something that honestly seems completely overwhelming to me. I really feel like a total unsophisticated dolt because I simply do not see any difference between most of these plants, and certainly not anything that might warrant paying thousands of dollars per leaf because some off-color splotches are in a different spot on the leaf. I’m kind of stuck in the old school mentality of there being the normal version of a monstera and a ‘variegata’ version in which the plant lacks chlorophyll in a few spots. Thanks also for highlighting a young up-and-coming collector such as Joshua Sia. He seems like he will go far in this industry.
Overwhelming is the feeling I have too, which sparked the idea for this episode.
@@onlyplants it was a great idea! I love your videos because they are so informative, and of course, you have such a soothing voice and such a calm demeanor that I am always delighted to watch your videos!
你好 我想請問白斑龜澆水，可以把葉子也沖洗嗎？
一直很擔心會焦邊，但久了確實比其他植物更髒了
可以慢慢用湿布。很多植物展都会弄清洁叶子
Monstera Compacta Aurea and Monstera Tri Color🪴
❤️❤️ compacta tricolor actually would be good if it comes someday! Haha
I have a monstera albo japan cultivar, the leaves keeps on browning because it gives this full white leaves…
Oh my… is it the white monster? Does it have green/chlorophyll parts at all? Curious 🤤
妙蛙种子很好看 bulbasaur cute
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Can monstera be grafted?
I’ve not seen it grafted actually! But logically speaking it should be able to. Monsteras do size up and mature very quickly so maybe no one felt the need to graft one
I can’t help but wonder why Borsigiana and Deliciosa could not be name as the same variety (Deliciosa) and just be different cultivars - just like you wrote “Monstera Deliciosa ‘Borsigiana’”. The large form one should also have a cultivar name in my opinion.
Once they get mature they grow differently the deliciosia grows waaay larger. Thats why they're normally called large form and small form. Also I think they came from different areas
@@zeno3630 I just think the naming system is not ideal. Should be two different cultivars of Deliciosa, not Deliciosa and Deliciosa Borsigiana imo.
@@sebastianmihaiprisacariu8975 aye fair it isnt the best but it works
Actually… thats a fair point. 😀
It does evolve for sure from white var to pink variegations. Buyers should look for best selling plant surpasses the price of Philodendron Spiritus Sancti even the stable price. Hybrids also affected the price of these plants in the market .
Hi, it is my first comment to RUclips!
I just surprised that the name of "Marble Yakuza Albo". How that name comes, do you know? It is always makes me confuse because there are so many names to Monstera...
I agree theres too many names now… even when small difference mutation appear, someone would jump to give it a new name. Sometimes this makes it more expensive…
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If I could have any of them it would be the devil! That thing is other worldly. Alas, it will probably never be affordable 😢
It will be affordable for sure… especially if its so well loved. It may take years
@@onlyplants Probably more than I have 🫢
@@onlyplantsSean, I have a question for you. My nurseryman & I have a friend traveling to Singapore & we want to invest in some plants. You’re the only person I know of that lives in that part of the world. Would you happen to know any reputable sellers in that area? Thanks so much!
I bought a Thai 2 years ago from when it was tiny but it looked different then the others. Now the leaves are mostly white , cream the rest is green and mint specs split of 1/3 of the leaf lol. It grew a lot slower than the other one I bought that day and way different looking. Is there a Thai Quad color ? lol 😂 . The white , cream , green and mint are very obvious. Every leaf comes out roughly the same 😅
If it looks really good you might have discovered a unique mutant 🥹
My very favourite and dream plant is pure half moon delicious
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The Monstera Devil? Its not from Thai
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Monstera Orange + Monstera Yellow Marilyn 😍
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@@onlyplants Yes, we don't have many to choose from here in the UK so may need to take a trip to Thailand 😁 Thanks for showcasing all these monsteras, always enjoy your videos.
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Edible fruit
Yes but only safe to eat when fruit is very very ripe haha
So fun. I can't really pick a favorite. Maybe the Monstera Orange. However, this New York City apartment dweller is very interested in Monstera Compactas and hopes they will be commonly available soon.
Woooo. Im coming to New York City this week!
I'm sorry, say again?. "400,000 thai baht", OMFG !!!!!!!! AUD $17,000. I had to check ChatGpt for ""Thao Thong Kip Ma" (ท้าวทองกีบม้า) ". I think ChatGPT got it wrong in this plant context, "refers to a historical figure in Thai culture, often celebrated as the "Queen of Thai Desserts." Thao Thong Kip Ma, also known as Maria Guyomar de Pinha, was a woman of Japanese-Portuguese-Bengali descent who lived during the Ayutthaya period. She introduced many traditional Thai desserts with influences from Portuguese cuisine, such as foi thong (golden threads) and thong yip (flower-shaped sweets). Her influence on Thai desserts has left a lasting legacy in Thai culinary culture."
Oh this is wonderful insights! Thank youu.
She mustve lived a very interesting life!
Hi Sean if you are still here in Miami please let me know i wish to be invited to my house .....that will be a pleasure let me know
Hello, this is such a warm welcome. Thank you. My scheldule is crazy full though
@@onlyplants no problem Sean i hope enjoy your visit here beautiful Florida state
When I see a Monstera Constellation it makes me think of Wal-Mart.
Haha yes it is a classic 😅 but they are somehow expensive in asia! 🥵