Oh my God. Best monstera vlog ever! Other youtubers have lenghty but pointless discussions while yours is relevant, straight to the point from the beginning up to the end..no second is wasted. Keep it up!
Most UA-camrs don't touch about what happens to the mother plant which was exactly the reason why I wanted more info on propagation. Now I know I won't ruin mine. Cheers!
Yes!! I recently devastated a coworker by not warning him I was going to give our office's split leaf philodendron an extreme haircut, and I told him don't worry, it will grow back...! But I wasn't very sure about it lol... This made me feel much better.
@@TechplantChannel Does this cutting style work also with Monstera Variegata Albo? I am so scared to cut if because it was very expensive, but it has only one super long line and I want to make it bushier
This is literally what I was looking for. I’ve been having such a hard time cutting my mother plant because I was afraid there would be no new growth on it. All the other you’ve videos teach you how to propagate it but not what happens after you make the cut. Thanks for posting this. Subscribed
Coming back after a month to say that I did the propagation in the water bottle method and the roots are absolutely massive. Thanks so much for a great tutorial 🙂
@@E.P.7131 I’ve done it a few times since I’ve left the comment. I get crazy roots now in just three weeks. I live in Zone 10 and propagate them outdoors.
Your guides are simply the best, so many plant youtubers making guides on a day and you actually take the time to film the whole LONG process, that’s dedication. Do you have Instagram?
Yeah, there's nothing worse than someone giving growing and propagation advice like that. And usually you find out they've only had the plant for a few months and have somehow already become an expert 🤦
Best plant video I've seen in a long time. No waste of time, no stupid bloopers, no "I don't know how to pronounce this", yet, still a warm relaxed and informative video! Great work! Great shots!
I had been searching high and low to see what happens to the mother plant when cut. You are the only person who shows this! Really appreciate it! Love your videos :)
@@TechplantChannel do you have a video how to propagate cut roses and or carnations and other cut flowers. also I keep in water 3 leaves of Monsters kind. I hope they will sprout..
This. THIIIISSSSS is exactly what I've been searching for. Someone who knows what they are doing, why it is done, and how to teach it to others. I've waded through so many videos titled "how to propagate a monstera" and then the video starts and "Hey guys, it's my first time propagating, let's learn together!" 😑
One of the best videos with various ways to propagate a monstera! Funny enough, I already propagated mine (the water method) and here I am looking at videos to triple check I did it right. 😂
thank you very much for showing the whole process, the progress the cuttings/plants make rather than just "how to propagate" and that's it, which can be found everywhere around internet. and you make your videos unique. thank you
Thank you. This video was so direct...I've read SO many different articles & seen several videos,but each have had extra fluff & not shown me exactly what they were talking about as they go, step by step. I feel confident that I know what to do now!
Nice complete short coverage of the entire process of propagation. The inclusion of the mother plant's recovery is stellar! I'm new to plants and this well made video gave me tools I now will use on my eight young various plants for my new indoor garden. I did burn this plant via ignorance. I hope to mend my ways. Thank you sir.
It is a good idea to put a ‘sleeve’ of masking tape on one side of the razor blade. You’re less likely to nick yourself. When the unmasked blade gets blunt, just ‘sleeve’ the blunt side with masking tape...and remove the tape from the unused blade. Great video, clear and succinct, well done! Thanks
Wow used many u tubes for my indoor plants all trying to be unique and selling themselves. This young man is great. Not annoying, direct, knowledge fab explanation bang on . Clear and concise with information, timelines and examples. Thanks
Great to learn about spagnum moss. I tried to grow some wet sticks in a pot of wet moss that I placed outside in the sun and they started sprouting really quickly. After barely 2 months one was even ready to plant.
Thank you for the video. I just loved how you showed several different methods and how you showed the progress along the way!! That, to me, was the best part! 👍😊🌱
I just got a cutting from my neighbour n came to see how to propagate it .thnq so much for the info.i have put it in water now ,keeping my fingers crossed...wish me luck 🤪
I had a monstera that wasn't well lit during this last winter. I have plenty of nodes. Thanks so much for this video. I bought some tomato plants that came in their own pot with a tomato cage around them. I think I'm going to use that pot. Thanks again !!!!!!
I wish we could post freaking pics. I'm also going to try some water beads for the short stalks. I'll hit you up later with that. Ill show the tomato cage too.
Thanks for sharing this tips about how to propagate monstera deliciousa . I had mine also and I just propagate already maybe twice. I love monstera deliciousa because it's not making vine too high like other philodendron. Thanks anyway for this tips from your new friend here in Philippines
Thank you, just echoing other comments here but your video was straight to the point with helpful information. Far superior than the 2 videos I endured before finding yours :-)
Awesome! Im always happy to hear that, its like 75% of the reason i started making videos. No one shows what it looks like as time progresses so its hard to know if things are working! Anyways thanks for watching and the kind words!
This was great! I'm going to try it. My mother plant has something going on and I really want to save my monstera through propogation so I hope this works out.
I've been so anxious to trim my monstera but your video made me so much more confident to do it! I'll definitely get around to it when the weather's a bit better (a bit less warm). Thank you for this video tutorial
You're the only one that showed how to propagate properly by soaking the nodes in water/cover in moss fully. I now I see why my pothos and monstera adansonii are slow to produce roots. It's almost a month now 😭 I also want to know if you sell monstera deliciosa? Keep the videos coming
Thanks for a great instructional video - I was confused about the moss method...but you answered that question below in response to someone else's question....I am going to find a razor blade right now! 😃
I had my guy for over a year. Looks so cool in my living room, like a jungle in the corner. So hard to take a blade to em but the time has come. Great vid! Gave me the confidence I needed lol
I just used miracle grow potting mix in mine and it's doing great. I occasionally aerate the soil with a chopstick and till up the top layer so it can dry quickly
Im a new subscriber and i really love how you put so much detailed to how you take care of your plants, to filming and how it really just made me feel by simply doing what you are doing, is also possible. Thank you so much!
Thank you @techplant for creating an informative video and sharing your knowledge. Could let us know about your watering routine after transferring the cuttings to soil? Thanks again 👍
I make sure its good and wet when i initially repot, but then i just make sure the soil stays moist for a week or so then after that i got back to a more regular schedule where i wait for the top of the soil to go dry before watering again
Great tutorial! My only question would be, what's the best potting mixture for monstera, that doesn't include purchasing several bags of different soils🙈
Was thinking of propagating m.deliciosa and trimming off aerial roots but wasn't confident in doing so (since im newbie). Glad I found your video. It was really helpful.
Hello I notice that the Sphagnum Moss performed far superior that the water propagation method. How do you manage the moisture level with moss. I'm really curious to try it as it did so well.- Thanks
i put water in the cup, let it soak a bit, pour off any remaining water, then i let it dry out over the course of a few days and when the very top is getting dry i do it all over again
I’m beginner, becoz pandemic 2020 I can’t travel outside Canada so I decided to buy some plants outdoor n house n I buy more n more and more till I have about 150 plants and my favourite is Monstera plants😍😍. I just bought exactly like yours , grow so big and all over and the first owner had it for 2 years n never cut it , this video is really helpful n awesome n I understand how to propagate in better way. I’m so excited to be a plant’s lady 😁😁
Try putting one of the split leaves philodendrons outside under a tree for the Summer. Doing so will give you a much bushier/compact plant. The one I put outside looks like a shrub ....one happy plant. A little story: When I was a kid, my mother had a split leave growing on a pole in the family room. She would have to cut the top off from time to time because it would hit the ceiling. Before we moved to another state my folks gave the plant to some friends. Several years latter, when we went back to visit we found that they had removed it from the pole and attached it to their staircase. ....The damn thing grew up the staircase to the second floor and across the banister on the second floor landing. It was a bit gangly but was a site to behold.
Definitely one of the best plant guides I've found. Well filmed and easy to follow. I have trimmed my monstera, and am growing out the roots in water which is coming along well. However, the leaves are drooping a bit more everyday, and I'm not sure what I could do to 'destress' the plant. Any tips?
is it getting good light? Mine were sitting under strong lights for 15 hours a day. also maybe check your water and makesure there isnt a huge swing in either direction with the PH value
Great video, but there’s no absolute need to remove the moss when repotting. It keeps promoting root growth and will continue to aid the plant for long after. Thanks for the video, great channel!
The water should be changed every two to three days for the reason that new water have much more oxygen for the roots. In fact, you can do an experiment where one cutting in the water without changing it and one in the water where you change it every two days, you will see much more roots on the water change and if you plan to grow it in the water permanently, the water should be changed every two to three days. You can also stick the cuttings straight into the soil, I have done it both ways, they are very easy to grow and propagate.
im doing that experiment right now where i changed the water every day and it didn't root, the one i left and never changed rooted crazily, i will make a video about it. I think as long as you have enough surface area the water will dissolve oxygen back into it from the air. I still need to do more tests tho. At a certain point tho when the roots are huge I bet you need to change the water often tho cuz the natural dissolving into the water wont keep up. i gotta test this tho
I bought a cutting from a website that pretty much said "throw it straight in soil" and while you probably could do that and it would be fine, I have my reservations as I do want to keep taps on it, at least for a few weeks to make sure its growing roots without having to constantly disturb it, so I'll follow your steps here and try to propagate it in water first. Then it should be ready for soil with new fresh roots by the end of the month or early next month. 😄
Love all your videos! Bet you've heard it a million times, but your vids are very detailed and to the point! I am new to moss and would like to try propagating in it, how and how often do i water it? Also, do i have to cover the top of the cup with cling film? (I do that with perlite propagations)
for smaller stuff i might use some cling wrap or if its drying out way too fast but for most things i leave the top uncovered. Usually I pour water into the cup. give it like a min, then pour out the excess water. Then i let it slowly dry over like 3-4 days ( this changes based on your environment) and when its just starting to get dry but still damp, I add water again. I do that so some air can get down in there a bit so it doesn't rot on me. This is my method for monstera and other bigger aroid stuff.
Hello! I'm new to propagation and I have a couple questions... what are your thoughts on root hormone for cuttings? And secondly, would a really sharp, disinfected pairing knife work well? I don't want to butcher my monsterra, but I don't want to lose a finger in the process either...
How often did you wet yet moss?? When it was completely dry on top?? I am rooting my first albo monstera in moss! Your video inspired me to do it your way. It’s only been 7 days on a heat mat... any advise is greatly appreciated ❤️🍃
i let it do wet and damp cycles if that makes sense. i try not to let it get bone dry, but let it get just a tad bit dry so it can breath, then wet it again. dont keep it constantly soaking wet! Good luck i hope yours does well, make sure it gets good light too!
Took it out of the spagnym and bottom is black so I cut with a razor blade and put in kln root booster and water w lecca.... we are leaving for a week so...., 🙏🏻🙏🏻
@@heatherklatt5083 After I struggled with rotten seeds, rotten cuttings, etc I started sterilizing ALL of my media in the microwave. Rooting in water? I boil the water first and I wipe out the container to be used with a sanitizing ratio solution of bleach. Then I clean my scissors or razor with fire, alcohol, or bleach depending on the closest method, and I make a clean cut on the bottom before putting the cutting into the water. For sphagnum moss I put some into a bowl or cup and thoroughly soak it with water. Then I microwave it until it reaches 200*F or more measured with a thermometer. I let it cool and then use it instead of water in the exact same above processes. Soil is the same; put it in a bowl and microwave it until it reaches over 200*F on a thermometer and then allow it to cool before planting your plant or cutting into a freshly sanitized pot. The surface of the moss may get moldy as time goes by and you can treat it by misting it with hydrogen peroxide. Dilute your standard medical grade 3% H2O2 solution with 1 equal part of water so it's a 50/50 mix, and then lightly mist the top of the moss column in the container to kill mold spores that have started growing on the surface. Don't spray too much, but it won't be the end of the world since the dilute H2O2 won't hurt most plants. If you find that your cutting has rot on the end, start over from square one. I've recently been putting cinnamon powder on the cut wound of a cutting with end rot after I've sterilized a blade and cut the end off at a point above the rot where the plant is still nice and healthy. :) Hope this helps.
I keep trying with my Monstera and love hearing all the advice you have for me. So far, it is growing well and I hope I can get a really big one someday.
Thank you for showing it without going over a million of other silly issues.
no problem, thanks for watching
Thanks for getting to the content!!!
Right?! Finally a plant video without all the bollocks
Yeeeeees!
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Oh my God. Best monstera vlog ever! Other youtubers have lenghty but pointless discussions while yours is relevant, straight to the point from the beginning up to the end..no second is wasted.
Keep it up!
Thanks! Thats my goal
Most UA-camrs don't touch about what happens to the mother plant which was exactly the reason why I wanted more info on propagation. Now I know I won't ruin mine. Cheers!
Yep. 💯💯
Great Job OP!
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I'm happy to see that you show what happens to the mother plant. That's always one of my concerns.
Yup every spot you cut from will put out a new vine!
@@TechplantChannel this is also one of my concerns! Do you know if this will also happen on a monstera adansonii?? Thanks for the great vid!!
Yes!! I recently devastated a coworker by not warning him I was going to give our office's split leaf philodendron an extreme haircut, and I told him don't worry, it will grow back...! But I wasn't very sure about it lol... This made me feel much better.
@@TechplantChannel Does this cutting style work also with Monstera Variegata Albo? I am so scared to cut if because it was very expensive, but it has only one super long line and I want to make it bushier
I’m a noob with the plants and I’m about to try this out on my first monstera this week in 2024. Wish me luck guys. 😅
Good luck!
I just cut mine for the first time, we’ll see what happens! Best of luck! 🫡
Good luck bruh
Im with u wish me bust of luck
Good luck! I just cut mine recently, maybe a month ago, and baby has roots and momma is growing so seemingly idiot proof.
This is literally what I was looking for. I’ve been having such a hard time cutting my mother plant because I was afraid there would be no new growth on it. All the other you’ve videos teach you how to propagate it but not what happens after you make the cut. Thanks for posting this. Subscribed
Same!
Coming back after a month to say that I did the propagation in the water bottle method and the roots are absolutely massive. Thanks so much for a great tutorial 🙂
Great job!
Are we need to add some kind of fertilisers in water? Or just water!
@@muhammadshahmirurrahim4884 I use just water and it's been great for me!
Just one month?
@@E.P.7131 I’ve done it a few times since I’ve left the comment. I get crazy roots now in just three weeks. I live in Zone 10 and propagate them outdoors.
Your guides are simply the best, so many plant youtubers making guides on a day and you actually take the time to film the whole LONG process, that’s dedication. Do you have Instagram?
Not yet, I should really make one tho
Yeah, there's nothing worse than someone giving growing and propagation advice like that. And usually you find out they've only had the plant for a few months and have somehow already become an expert 🤦
U should its very helpful
lovableasshole LOL your comment made me laugh so hard 😂💀💯
I absolutely agree with you about the time. I personally don’t use any other social media platforms, just UA-cam at all. I’m content with YT.
Best plant video I've seen in a long time. No waste of time, no stupid bloopers, no "I don't know how to pronounce this", yet, still a warm relaxed and informative video! Great work! Great shots!
Other videos spent 30 minute and I learnt nothing but this video taught be everything I hade to know in 1/3 of the time
Thats my goal
Thanks for showing the mother plant progress! Love being able to see the impacts of propagation on the source plant.
same, so many videos dont really show much but the actual cutting and i like to see the whole picture
I had been searching high and low to see what happens to the mother plant when cut. You are the only person who shows this! Really appreciate it! Love your videos :)
yep but new growth will produce much smaller leaves
Finally a video that was straight forward and clear. Thank you
Omg the past months been watching a lot of video of propagated plants now I want to propagate my monstera.
do it!
I love your idea of leaving a place on that water jug when you cut it open to support the stem excellent excellent idea
Thanks 👍
@@TechplantChannel
do you have a video how to propagate cut roses and or carnations and other cut flowers.
also I keep in water 3 leaves of Monsters kind. I hope they will sprout..
These videos are so relaxing! It should be illegal for you to not have 1 Million subscribers.
lol, we are growing! thanks to people like you who watch and comment, thank youuu!
Lays Classic well, he just got another subscriber :) I agree with all the above comments, great video
This. THIIIISSSSS is exactly what I've been searching for. Someone who knows what they are doing, why it is done, and how to teach it to others. I've waded through so many videos titled "how to propagate a monstera" and then the video starts and "Hey guys, it's my first time propagating, let's learn together!" 😑
One of the best videos with various ways to propagate a monstera! Funny enough, I already propagated mine (the water method) and here I am looking at videos to triple check I did it right. 😂
Nice work! i hope its growing strong, thanks for the visit
thank you very much for showing the whole process, the progress the cuttings/plants make rather than just "how to propagate" and that's it, which can be found everywhere around internet. and you make your videos unique. thank you
This was by far the best/most helpful video teaching about repotting/propagating Monstera in the whole UA-cam. Thanks.
Your guide gave me the confidence to propagate my mom’s monstera that hadn’t been doing so well. Hoping for good results, thanks!!
Thank you. This video was so direct...I've read SO many different articles & seen several videos,but each have had extra fluff & not shown me exactly what they were talking about as they go, step by step. I feel confident that I know what to do now!
Thank you for showing the mother plant! I have been looking everywhere for a video that shows how the mother plant re-grows.
Glad it was helpful! Yeah that's my favorite part of propagation the fact that mom re grows too
Nice complete short coverage of the entire process of propagation. The inclusion of the mother plant's recovery is stellar! I'm new to plants and this well made video gave me tools I now will use on my eight young various plants for my new indoor garden.
I did burn this plant via ignorance. I hope to mend my ways.
Thank you sir.
you gotta learn somehow, ive killed, and burned many plants too! Good luck on your propagations!
FINALLY a full comprehensive guide with all the details in one place. good vid
It is a good idea to put a ‘sleeve’ of masking tape on one side of the razor blade. You’re less likely to nick yourself. When the unmasked blade gets blunt, just ‘sleeve’ the blunt side with masking tape...and remove the tape from the unused blade. Great video, clear and succinct, well done! Thanks
Thats a good idea! I cut myself at least once a week on those things!
Wow used many u tubes for my indoor plants all trying to be unique and selling themselves. This young man is great. Not annoying, direct, knowledge fab explanation bang on . Clear and concise with information, timelines and examples. Thanks
Thanks for the kind words!
This is by far the best monsters prop video I’ve seen. Thank you very much for sharing this with everyone. I learned a lot!
Awesome to hear, thanks for watching!
Great to learn about spagnum moss. I tried to grow some wet sticks in a pot of wet moss that I placed outside in the sun and they started sprouting really quickly. After barely 2 months one was even ready to plant.
Thank you for the video. I just loved how you showed several different methods and how you showed the progress along the way!! That, to me, was the best part! 👍😊🌱
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
I love this plant too much.its miracle of nature to create same design leaves.
I love how u show what happens over time! TY!!! Great video!
Thanks for watching!
This is super helpful!!! I got a single node cutting from a friend and i had no idea what i was doing! Now i won't kill it!
I love how all your videos are clear, concise, and to the point! Keep ‘em coming please 😊💜🙌🏾
Thank you! Will do!
I just got a cutting from my neighbour n came to see how to propagate it .thnq so much for the info.i have put it in water now ,keeping my fingers crossed...wish me luck 🤪
Best of luck
Thank you SO MUCH! It's really nice that you also shows the mother plant's regrowth 😍🌱
My pleasure 😊
I had a monstera that wasn't well lit during this last winter. I have plenty of nodes. Thanks so much for this video. I bought some tomato plants that came in their own pot with a tomato cage around them. I think I'm going to use that pot.
Thanks again !!!!!!
Nice thinking with a tomato cage! Good luck
I wish we could post freaking pics. I'm also going to try some water beads for the short stalks. I'll hit you up later with that.
Ill show the tomato cage too.
Thank you so much, this is the best video on youtube about propogation of this beautiful plant
Wow, thank you!
Thanks for sharing this tips about how to propagate monstera deliciousa . I had mine also and I just propagate already maybe twice. I love monstera deliciousa because it's not making vine too high like other philodendron. Thanks anyway for this tips from your new friend here in Philippines
I love monstera too for that reason they awesome!
Thank you, just echoing other comments here but your video was straight to the point with helpful information. Far superior than the 2 videos I endured before finding yours :-)
Awesome! Im always happy to hear that, its like 75% of the reason i started making videos. No one shows what it looks like as time progresses so its hard to know if things are working! Anyways thanks for watching and the kind words!
This was great! I'm going to try it. My mother plant has something going on and I really want to save my monstera through propogation so I hope this works out.
Brilliant Mate. A master class in an instruction YT video, succint with before ,during and after results. And thank you for the effort.
For sure! Thanks for the kind words
Brilliantly explained and demonstrated too.I thoroughly enjoyed that.Thanks
I've been so anxious to trim my monstera but your video made me so much more confident to do it! I'll definitely get around to it when the weather's a bit better (a bit less warm). Thank you for this video tutorial
Awesome, good luck!
Thanks so much for your video! I just got my first baby Monstera. This was so informative. Learned so much!
Good luck with your monstera!
You're the only one that showed how to propagate properly by soaking the nodes in water/cover in moss fully. I now I see why my pothos and monstera adansonii are slow to produce roots. It's almost a month now 😭
I also want to know if you sell monstera deliciosa?
Keep the videos coming
im trying to build up a stock so in the future i can sell ill make videos when i open shop tho, so stay tuned
Thanks for a great instructional video - I was confused about the moss method...but you answered that question below in response to someone else's question....I am going to find a razor blade right now!
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awesome, good luck!
This is fantastic! Thank you for showing everything from the cutting, roots and growth on the mama plant! 💕
No problem! Thanks for watching!
By far this is the best Monstera propagation video, thanks for all the great info.
Wow, thanks!
Excellent video which covered all the aspects. Never a dull moment.
Much appreciated!
I had my guy for over a year. Looks so cool in my living room, like a jungle in the corner. So hard to take a blade to em but the time has come. Great vid! Gave me the confidence I needed lol
Nice! Good luck!
I just used miracle grow potting mix in mine and it's doing great. I occasionally aerate the soil with a chopstick and till up the top layer so it can dry quickly
thanks for going straight to the point you answered the question I was searching for !! "( without talking for an hour and a half !! 👍👍👍👍
lol yeah i dont wanna ramble on too much! Thanks for watching!
The best guide i’ve had.. detailed indeed.. thank you
Glad it helped!
Best explanation I've ever heard of what/where a node is. Thank you for your expertise!
Thanks!
This dude puts so much effort in his videos! I got so much info out of this keep up the good work :D
Thanks, will do! Appreciate the kind words!
Wow, perfect amount of detail and visuals to give me confidence on what to expect with the monstera cuttings I was given!! Thank you!
Good luck
Im a new subscriber and i really love how you put so much detailed to how you take care of your plants, to filming and how it really just made me feel by simply doing what you are doing, is also possible. Thank you so much!
Welcome!! I hope you have good luck with your plants and you find these methods successful!
Great video! I specially liked how you showed them a few weeks later after the cuttings were taken!
Yeah for sure, with all of my videos I try and do progress shots all in one vid
Thank you @techplant for creating an informative video and sharing your knowledge. Could let us know about your watering routine after transferring the cuttings to soil? Thanks again 👍
I make sure its good and wet when i initially repot, but then i just make sure the soil stays moist for a week or so then after that i got back to a more regular schedule where i wait for the top of the soil to go dry before watering again
I love your guide for Monstera. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching
Wow, this covers so much useful stuff in such a short time.
Glad you think so!
THANK YOU for showing progress over time in ONE video. Great content.
So happy I discovered your channel. You explain really well, clearly and quick. Love it! 😍
Thanks so much 😊
Great video...now I know how to do it!! No unnecessary information. I'm also following this for my Philodendron Selloum !
Great tutorial! My only question would be, what's the best potting mixture for monstera, that doesn't include purchasing several bags of different soils🙈
This is one of the only videos on this subject that actually did any good, nice work buddy.
Thanks for the kind words
Wow. Insanely nice production. I recently got into plants and stumbled on this video. I appreciate the work you put into this. Thanks!
Was thinking of propagating m.deliciosa and trimming off aerial roots but wasn't confident in doing so (since im newbie). Glad I found your video. It was really helpful.
some poeple leave em on but for me it can get rotted if they are too woody
I was wondering why my monstera isn't developing any splits?
Thank you soooooo much!
You're welcome!
What a straight forward explanation on monstera propagation. Thanks for sharing!
no problem, thanks for watching!
thanks for showing what happens to the mother plant! i’ve been trying to find footage of that for a while.
No problem!!
Is the new growth on the mother plant going to be mature or will it start off with smaller leaves before building back up?
Yes! Just started watching this video and finally I think I'll know how to deal with my overgrown monstera!
Good luck!
What's your watering frequency for the first few weeks after repotting? Great video!
Just like you I have Monstera Deliciosa that grows out of control and this video will be a great help propagate this lovely plant.
nice, i hope it goes well for you
i cannot believe you cut the ariel roots. they do so well in water
yeah some people have good luck, that papery coating on them sometimes gets all rotty for me so i snip em
best plant video...i like it...beautiful monstera deliciosa...thank's for sharing video...succes for you friend..
Thank you, you too!
Hello I notice that the Sphagnum Moss performed far superior that the water propagation method. How do you manage the moisture level with moss. I'm really curious to try it as it did so well.- Thanks
i put water in the cup, let it soak a bit, pour off any remaining water, then i let it dry out over the course of a few days and when the very top is getting dry i do it all over again
I’m beginner, becoz pandemic 2020 I can’t travel outside Canada so I decided to buy some plants outdoor n house n I buy more n more and more till I have about 150 plants and my favourite is Monstera plants😍😍. I just bought exactly like yours , grow so big and all over and the first owner had it for 2 years n never cut it , this video is really helpful n awesome n I understand how to propagate in better way. I’m so excited to be a plant’s lady 😁😁
awesome! Good luck on your propagation i hope it goes well!
I used perlite before. I like water so you can see the roots grow.
Ive heard perlite works really well too, water is the most fun and you can monitor the growth a lot easier
Thanks for the different methods of propagation
You bet!
@@TechplantChannel do you have any other tips to make it bushy .
Try putting one of the split leaves philodendrons outside under a tree for the Summer. Doing so will give you a much bushier/compact plant. The one I put outside looks like a shrub ....one happy plant. A little story: When I was a kid, my mother had a split leave growing on a pole in the family room. She would have to cut the top off from time to time because it would hit the ceiling. Before we moved to another state my folks gave the plant to some friends. Several years latter, when we went back to visit we found that they had removed it from the pole and attached it to their staircase. ....The damn thing grew up the staircase to the second floor and across the banister on the second floor landing. It was a bit gangly but was a site to behold.
WOW I bet it was absolutely amazing! Thanks for sharing that!
Pics or it didn't happen
@@E.P.7131 ...What you are used to telling the police is none of my concern. Dishonest people that lie tend to believe that everyone is dishonest.
@@MrKabloona Relax, it's an old internet joke.
Cautiously optimistic to give this a go for the Monstera that’s outgrown my house.
Do it just provide good light for the cuttings and you will have success
Definitely one of the best plant guides I've found. Well filmed and easy to follow. I have trimmed my monstera, and am growing out the roots in water which is coming along well. However, the leaves are drooping a bit more everyday, and I'm not sure what I could do to 'destress' the plant. Any tips?
is it getting good light? Mine were sitting under strong lights for 15 hours a day. also maybe check your water and makesure there isnt a huge swing in either direction with the PH value
@@TechplantChannel Thanks! Will do
Your education is very good, thank you sir.
So nice of you
Great video, but there’s no absolute need to remove the moss when repotting. It keeps promoting root growth and will continue to aid the plant for long after. Thanks for the video, great channel!
probably, I was just worried it would hold a lot of water and cut off oxygen once under the soil
Just found your channel today. Loving it! I agree with another comment…you don’t fill videos with unnecessary info. Thanks!
Thanks for the kind words!
The water should be changed every two to three days for the reason that new water have much more oxygen for the roots. In fact, you can do an experiment where one cutting in the water without changing it and one in the water where you change it every two days, you will see much more roots on the water change and if you plan to grow it in the water permanently, the water should be changed every two to three days. You can also stick the cuttings straight into the soil, I have done it both ways, they are very easy to grow and propagate.
im doing that experiment right now where i changed the water every day and it didn't root, the one i left and never changed rooted crazily, i will make a video about it. I think as long as you have enough surface area the water will dissolve oxygen back into it from the air. I still need to do more tests tho. At a certain point tho when the roots are huge I bet you need to change the water often tho cuz the natural dissolving into the water wont keep up. i gotta test this tho
It's wonderful video we can learnt lots from here how to planting, thanks for sharing friend and keep in touch to see your next video, thanks
Thanks for the kind words
"He's got some heafty roots! I mean look at those things, there like noodles!"
lol
Your narrative is so far the best I have watched…… clear,precise,no none sense,on point. We appreciate it. I am a new subbie from Florida.
"They're like freakin' noodles in there!" Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha
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The best, im goign to propagate from a very matured plabt but was not sure where to cut it and you just made my life simpler. Thank you
good luck!
Hello there! Can you do a video on dividing monstera deliciosas, and when the ideal time to do so in the plant's lifetime would be?
Yes I can
I bought a cutting from a website that pretty much said "throw it straight in soil" and while you probably could do that and it would be fine, I have my reservations as I do want to keep taps on it, at least for a few weeks to make sure its growing roots without having to constantly disturb it, so I'll follow your steps here and try to propagate it in water first.
Then it should be ready for soil with new fresh roots by the end of the month or early next month. 😄
Love all your videos! Bet you've heard it a million times, but your vids are very detailed and to the point!
I am new to moss and would like to try propagating in it, how and how often do i water it? Also, do i have to cover the top of the cup with cling film? (I do that with perlite propagations)
for smaller stuff i might use some cling wrap or if its drying out way too fast but for most things i leave the top uncovered. Usually I pour water into the cup. give it like a min, then pour out the excess water. Then i let it slowly dry over like 3-4 days ( this changes based on your environment) and when its just starting to get dry but still damp, I add water again. I do that so some air can get down in there a bit so it doesn't rot on me. This is my method for monstera and other bigger aroid stuff.
i love these videos SOOOOOO much. please never stop making them
Thank you, Ill keep it up!
Hello! I'm new to propagation and I have a couple questions... what are your thoughts on root hormone for cuttings? And secondly, would a really sharp, disinfected pairing knife work well? I don't want to butcher my monsterra, but I don't want to lose a finger in the process either...
Finally a well explained cutting. Thank you
Thanks!
How often did you wet yet moss?? When it was completely dry on top?? I am rooting my first albo monstera in moss! Your video inspired me to do it your way. It’s only been 7 days on a heat mat... any advise is greatly appreciated ❤️🍃
i let it do wet and damp cycles if that makes sense. i try not to let it get bone dry, but let it get just a tad bit dry so it can breath, then wet it again. dont keep it constantly soaking wet! Good luck i hope yours does well, make sure it gets good light too!
I am adding superthrive to the water as well.
Took it out of the spagnym and bottom is black so I cut with a razor blade and put in kln root booster and water w lecca.... we are leaving for a week so...., 🙏🏻🙏🏻
So now I have root rot and the arial root is black😭
@@heatherklatt5083 After I struggled with rotten seeds, rotten cuttings, etc I started sterilizing ALL of my media in the microwave. Rooting in water? I boil the water first and I wipe out the container to be used with a sanitizing ratio solution of bleach. Then I clean my scissors or razor with fire, alcohol, or bleach depending on the closest method, and I make a clean cut on the bottom before putting the cutting into the water. For sphagnum moss I put some into a bowl or cup and thoroughly soak it with water. Then I microwave it until it reaches 200*F or more measured with a thermometer. I let it cool and then use it instead of water in the exact same above processes. Soil is the same; put it in a bowl and microwave it until it reaches over 200*F on a thermometer and then allow it to cool before planting your plant or cutting into a freshly sanitized pot. The surface of the moss may get moldy as time goes by and you can treat it by misting it with hydrogen peroxide. Dilute your standard medical grade 3% H2O2 solution with 1 equal part of water so it's a 50/50 mix, and then lightly mist the top of the moss column in the container to kill mold spores that have started growing on the surface. Don't spray too much, but it won't be the end of the world since the dilute H2O2 won't hurt most plants. If you find that your cutting has rot on the end, start over from square one. I've recently been putting cinnamon powder on the cut wound of a cutting with end rot after I've sterilized a blade and cut the end off at a point above the rot where the plant is still nice and healthy. :) Hope this helps.
I keep trying with my Monstera and love hearing all the advice you have for me. So far, it is growing well and I hope I can get a really big one someday.