Monstera Borsigiana Albo Variegata 💚 repot & care tips!

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  • Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2024

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  • @jaclynns.jungle
    @jaclynns.jungle  Год назад +7

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  • @RSJ-Texas
    @RSJ-Texas Год назад +1

    Absolutely stunning plant ! So pretty and I just love those crazy aerial roots. So awesome !!!

  • @brenfays3255
    @brenfays3255 3 месяца назад

    I really enjoy your informational videos!

  • @wickedskye257
    @wickedskye257 Год назад +1

    Stunning Albo, I love her variegation. She’s grown so much, well done..

  • @merkuri7
    @merkuri7 Год назад +2

    Another wishlist plant! Woo hoo! ❤❤❤ The look on your face trying to get that plant out of the pot! 😂😂😂 Those roots! 🙈 Amazeballs!

    • @jaclynns.jungle
      @jaclynns.jungle  Год назад +1

      It was a struggle haha! But she looks so happy now! ☺

    • @merkuri7
      @merkuri7 Год назад

      @@jaclynns.jungle She looks beautiful!

  • @littleheaven70
    @littleheaven70 Год назад

    I think you absolutely did the right thing. I never worry about breaking up the root ball when I up-pot, and the roots always find their way into the new space in no time 😊

    • @jaclynns.jungle
      @jaclynns.jungle  Год назад

      They were so tangled and stuck, I didn't want to risk breaking any! I know she will be so happy in her bigger pot!

    • @littleheaven70
      @littleheaven70 Год назад

      @@jaclynns.jungle Yes, no point in stressing her out. She'll fill that new home out all by herself ❣

  • @mommayanna
    @mommayanna Год назад +1

    Oh love watching this!

  • @fawnvigil6727
    @fawnvigil6727 Год назад

    I am going to repot my albo cutting to a chunky mix from coco coir and I’m so nervous. Good to know it’ll go well thanks for the vid.

  • @cindyc
    @cindyc Год назад

    🤗♥️💚🌱🌿🪴🌞 Hugs adorable plant fam. Beautiful albo, and growing so fast.

    • @cindyc
      @cindyc Год назад

      Thinking a butter knife used gently around the outer inner edge of the pot might make it easier to loosen.

    • @cindyc
      @cindyc Год назад

      Pets to the cutie cats in the background. 😻♥️😻

    • @jaclynns.jungle
      @jaclynns.jungle  Год назад +1

      She was so stuck! Haha! But she seems happy now! ☺

  • @TashiaPlants
    @TashiaPlants Год назад

    You Albo is gorgeous. I was scared as crap to repot my Albo. I didn’t even mess with the roots. I just pulled her out and plopped her in the new pot then back filled with soil. I’ve since airlayered and chopped her. All of the cuttings have produced some leaves. I even sold a few cuttings. I’ve heard from one buyer about her cutting. The new leaf is gorgeous.

  • @CG-lf8st
    @CG-lf8st Год назад

    Thanks for the video! Do you worry about what season you repot your albo?

  • @valkatzenberg
    @valkatzenberg Год назад

    I'm dying when you covered your face with the sweatshirt to do the perlite 🤣

  • @leahwatkins9911
    @leahwatkins9911 Год назад

    Wow, beautiful roots .

  • @Miles_Hoffman
    @Miles_Hoffman Год назад

    What a nice looking plant, thank you for sharing 😎

  • @PhoenixFyreRising
    @PhoenixFyreRising Год назад

    I use Liquid Dirt and once in a while Fish Emulsion. They both work just fine.

  • @PetraEmmy
    @PetraEmmy Год назад

    Well done! One day I may own a beautiful varigated anything 😉😄

  • @valeriegibbs5276
    @valeriegibbs5276 Год назад

    absolutely gorgeous..

  • @natjoy22
    @natjoy22 Год назад

    What a stunner! 🤩

  • @zandrawostel3765
    @zandrawostel3765 Год назад

    Funny repot. I guess you got your workout with this repot. She's a beautiful plant.

  • @charbar1360
    @charbar1360 Год назад

    Shouldn't you rinse perlite under a running tap first? I heard the dust can also clog up the soil.

    • @jaclynns.jungle
      @jaclynns.jungle  Год назад

      It aerates the soil so no, doesn't clog it. Not sure how that would even work in such a chunky mix. The water goes straight through my ablo and nearly a year later shes thriving!. But if you watch more recent repots I switched to using a pre-rinsed chunky perlite.

  • @CaliforniaGirl49
    @CaliforniaGirl49 Год назад

    I won’t ever have a monstera albo but it’s very pretty!

    • @jaclynns.jungle
      @jaclynns.jungle  Год назад +1

      Why not? They're pretty easy to get these days!

  • @leahwatkins9911
    @leahwatkins9911 Год назад

    So,, do ur plants do okay on top of ur fridge????

    • @jaclynns.jungle
      @jaclynns.jungle  Год назад

      They're fine! Mostly props and totally temporary, but they're alive haha

  • @DonnaH2121
    @DonnaH2121 Год назад

    She is absolutely stunning and I will have one some day.. where did you get her from?

    • @jaclynns.jungle
      @jaclynns.jungle  Год назад +1

      She was a gift from a friend ☺ if you're on Instagram I know that Sharon @blackcatgardenershop had some nice ones!!

    • @DonnaH2121
      @DonnaH2121 Год назад

      @@jaclynns.jungle Thank you and I will check her out 😁🪴

  • @PlantyGal05
    @PlantyGal05 Год назад

    What conditions do you give your albo? Mine is slowly putting out leaves. She’s not growing but not dying. Idk what to do to get her to thrive. She’s in western indirect light, low humidity despite the humidifiers, and good chunky soil, watered regularly and with fish emulsion for fertilizer.

    • @jaclynns.jungle
      @jaclynns.jungle  Год назад

      She lives in the greenhouse on full neglect lol. Is it on a pole? Does it have lots of roots?

    • @PlantyGal05
      @PlantyGal05 Год назад

      @@jaclynns.jungle she’s on a plank. I repotted her last year. She’s putting out aerial roots so slowly. Of her recent 3 leaves, 2 are about 85% white. I actually cut them back as they browned to just the greener parts. She’s not stretching toward the light so I think she’s getting enough.

    • @jaclynns.jungle
      @jaclynns.jungle  Год назад

      @@PlantyGal05 I've been trying a new product called Fish Sh!t and its supposed to help with all of that!! I'll keep you posted! Just watered all my rares with it!! Sounds like your plant just needs more green to photosynthesize and grow!

  • @angela86753
    @angela86753 Год назад

    She's so pretty and getting so big

  • @sandiesorchids9387
    @sandiesorchids9387 Год назад

    Hi Jaclynn, your Monstera is beautiful. With cats and plants, the fish fertilizer be aware that the cats might start to dig in the plants.

    • @jaclynns.jungle
      @jaclynns.jungle  Год назад +1

      Thankfully they have no access to any of them!! I have a dirty little leaf nibbler so I keep them out of reach! Thank you for letting me know though!

  • @juliafredrickson8915
    @juliafredrickson8915 Год назад +2

    So why wouldn’t you give that root ball a quick soak to loosen the roots? I wanna know cuz that’s what I would’ve done😂

    • @sherryporsch9349
      @sherryporsch9349 Год назад

      Yea me too.

    • @mhzplantingaroids
      @mhzplantingaroids Год назад +3

      Loosening it might increase the risk of damaging the roots. But of coz it’s still fine as long as we don’t tug(tuck?) on the roots. Just transferring and adding more media technically causes no stress at all to the roots. That’s how I and a number of people do it and it always works wonderfully.

    • @jaclynns.jungle
      @jaclynns.jungle  Год назад +4

      There was really no need to disturb them! They were STUCK together, let me tell you! Not worth the stress on me or her, haha! Plus that would have been messy in the sink lol.

    • @alexushickle1351
      @alexushickle1351 Год назад +2

      Really the only reason to soak and loosen the root ball would be if she wanted to make sure and get out every bit of old soil, for example if it was a bad soil mix from previous home. When I repot a new plant I wash the root ball out. If it’s my plant that needs a repot I pull out of old pot and stick in new pot without doing anything at all. 🌱

    • @juliafredrickson8915
      @juliafredrickson8915 Год назад

      Thanks all

  • @markusdivina450
    @markusdivina450 10 месяцев назад

    @18:28 if i were you.. you should not remove those old potting mix in the rooted bound .. must put that directly to a larger pot then add your new potting mixture

    • @jaclynns.jungle
      @jaclynns.jungle  10 месяцев назад

      That is completely unnecessary for this plant

  • @ashleybuffa7971
    @ashleybuffa7971 Год назад

    A local family owned nursery in my town (only nursery that sells more rare plants) SWEARS by Fish Sh*T fertilizer. Her leaves get massive.

  • @sunnyshine1015
    @sunnyshine1015 Год назад

    👍❤️

  • @sherryporsch9349
    @sherryporsch9349 Год назад

    FYI plants dry out really fast in those pots, so much I had to move my Thai out of one.

    • @jaclynns.jungle
      @jaclynns.jungle  Год назад +1

      Haven't had any issue with them!! My plants really like it in there! Maybe try one with less holes?

  • @BPlantyPNW
    @BPlantyPNW Год назад

    Has a botanist tell me That when monstera are rootbound like that, to at least unravel the roots at the bottom. To just gentle Taye 1 at a time and pull em so that they'll grow outside of Thad pattern they've been going in

    • @jaclynns.jungle
      @jaclynns.jungle  Год назад

      It has no choice but to grow out of that pattern. The roots will naturally go wherever there's moisture. They will spread out on their own just fine, so no need to worry!

  • @francheskaparodi
    @francheskaparodi 9 месяцев назад

    @Plantopoli mira!!!