Wow, this was PHENOMENAL!!! Over the TOP!!! THANK YOU!!! (Joy, can you please splice in photos of a monstera deliciosa leaf and a monstera borsigiana (?) leaf, side by side, so we can see the difference you describe?) : )
@@hedgewitch59 it's more of a marketing way to sell more. Monstera rings the bell much easier than raphidophora. But they aren't even related, since one is found in SE asia and other in central and south america.
@@M_SC you don’t need DNA evidence, when you find species in SE Asia where genus Monstera isn’t present in nature. So it isn’t like nobody knew. It’s just majority of people don’t know and then when plant hits the market the name doesn’t appeal to them so “marketing” comes and tries to do its charm.
I never paid attention to Monstera or Vining plants in general but after discovering how easy it is to care for them I have three types of Monstera already. Just bought Monstera Peru because of the looks of it. It looks fantastic to me.
Спасибо за подборку с фото и названием! 🔥 Но нужно указывать ювенильную форму и зрелую форму листа, а то начинающий накупит одно и то же растение в разной стадии развития😂
Thank you very much. I was at a plant shop. I saw something wonderful but no one knew what it was. I need to know. With your help I figured out it is a Monstera Siltepecana. It was driving me crazy.
Ещё хотелось бы задать вопрос😮я у вас не увидела Oval and blue leaf (T03) это монстера или рафидофора? У неё словно замшевые листья, я не знаю как её выращивать, стебель толстый, растёт медленно. По стеблю заметно, что она стелется, вверх расти не хочет
borsigiana isn't real it's just a sub optimal but still pretty monstera. Node spacing and leaf size is entirely dependent on growing conditions and climbing.
@HerbStories For proof look for monstera borsigiana in Wikipedia or plant taxonomy catalogues. You wont find it. The only reason borsigiana is associated with monstera at all is because of monstera variegated form which is known commonly as borsigiana, which can't produce enough energy to mature to be "large form" like something like ThaiCon would be able to and likely has slightly different genes, meaning borsigiana is attributed falsely to its smaller growth pattern. In normal monstera, they can usually be matured in proper conditions unless they've progressed far through their lifespan. Every "hint" or "feature" someone tells you to look out for in a borsigiana is also present in a juvenile or sub optimal monstera.
Thanks a lot for the movie and the one about Raphidphora. But... I stil don't know how to differentiate them (if they are any different). And I bought a plant that has identical leaves to raphidophora tetrasperma but different silhouette (is not leggy at all, more of the share of epipremnum njoy). And now searching the whole internet to learn what I bought (the store was "this is monstera"... Can you help?
@@agataszczepanska-jochemczy6746 Because they're still being labelled as monstera minima (my own plant was a minima). It is incorrect. In the Philippines and monstera (big box store suppliers) in USA are still incorrectly calling monstera deliciosa/borsigiana a 'split leaf philodendron'. Different plant genus in both examples.
@@janeth3008 my only issue is in the video is the only partial views of the plants. There's a difference once the plants matured and aged look versus the juveniles. sad I didn't see a matured monstera siltepecana version in this because they look nuts matured and personally think it'd drive people to get one because they can get very fenestrated.... it's also tough not knowing what you're holding because some look very-very alike in baby form or very different from the matured. ex...epipremnum pinnatum (non cebu form) vs rhaphidophora decursiva, both ironically get called dragon's tail. I kind of get a thrill when I see plants at the store mislabeled and know it's not the labeled plant. may be getting a different form or a diff plant altogether for a lower price vs a potentially high 100s price if rarity is taken into account.
@@daveshouse8105 that’s why I’m here I have a baby monsterra only one leaf has slight fenesstration and I don’t even know what type it is and I hope it isn’t a raphidophora
Thanks for sharing the different varieties of the monstera family .
Our pleasure!
Nice sharing
Thanks for visiting
45 mosterakids, wow ,thanks for sharing this knowledge
Thanks for watching!
Wow super ganda ng flowers i love it maliwanag sa mga mata.
salamat ng marami @Nova
Kaila mi ni maam gafgat sad Maam
All plant best ...and beautiful...
Thanks a lot
Wow lang nindota jud aning monstera ba. Medyo mahal lang sa market
Mahalon gyud ni ang uban
Wow, this was PHENOMENAL!!! Over the TOP!!! THANK YOU!!! (Joy, can you please splice in photos of a monstera deliciosa leaf and a monstera borsigiana (?) leaf, side by side, so we can see the difference you describe?) : )
Sure John☺️
There are so many varieties, but only a few are popular
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Def do an updated video including albo and aurea variation. Mint too
Soon thanks
It's a wow!! They are all beautiful plants and love to have them.
Yes they are! Thank you!
Geeee.!!!!👏All are beautiful.! Pretty good.! I like them all💞🍀
Thank you
Mind-boggling😄
Thanks for the visit☺️
Great upload👍
Thank you so much
The monstera minima is not actually a monstera but a raphidiphora tetrasperma
Yes. I just bought one. Must be terrible keeping up with all the name changes.
@@hedgewitch59 it's more of a marketing way to sell more. Monstera rings the bell much easier than raphidophora. But they aren't even related, since one is found in SE asia and other in central and south america.
@@prommerjakub how is marketing to sell more when it’s based on new DNA evidence that wasn’t available before
@@M_SC you don’t need DNA evidence, when you find species in SE Asia where genus Monstera isn’t present in nature.
So it isn’t like nobody knew. It’s just majority of people don’t know and then when plant hits the market the name doesn’t appeal to them so “marketing” comes and tries to do its charm.
Ang ganda❤
Salamat po sa pagbisita
What is monstera de cursiva?
yesss ur back!!!
Yes I am back :)
lovely collections and informative. Thank you
Thank you!
Monstera filemintosa is the best
It is. Thanks for watching
Sangat membantu... Semoga chanel ini berkembang terus
Thank you for inspiring me Edward
I never paid attention to Monstera or Vining plants in general but after discovering how easy it is to care for them I have three types of Monstera already. Just bought Monstera Peru because of the looks of it. It looks fantastic to me.
Yes I agree! Thanks for the visit!
Plantita og plantito dali namo dri arn masayod mo
Hahah salamat sa suporta Sir Sommy!
Beutyful plants...wow2..
Wow2...😂
I like variegated ones. They're prettier.
Yes It is
I love the fuller leafed varieties. Some of them looked like they've had the caterpillars go through.
Yes they are :)
beautiful. happiness in leaf vlog
Thank you
Спасибо за подборку с фото и названием! 🔥 Но нужно указывать ювенильную форму и зрелую форму листа, а то начинающий накупит одно и то же растение в разной стадии развития😂
Yeah thanks for the idea🫶🏻
I like all plants 👌
Wow.. so beautiful
Thank you
Thank you for the whole treasure of Monstera, May God Bless you, I hv seen the rare varieties here, I wish I wold have each one of them 😊
You are very welcome
Wow love it
Thank you so much
Thank you very much. I was at a plant shop. I saw something wonderful but no one knew what it was. I need to know. With your help I figured out it is a Monstera Siltepecana. It was driving me crazy.
You are so welcome
😍😍😍 estoy enamorada de las plantas
Same here!!!
Awesome! Love it!💚🌿🌱
Thank you!
Ameiiii ❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍
There’s more? Absolutely I would love to see mo!!
Yes it is!!
Wow
Thank you Alejandra
@@HerbStories ❤
awesome. Good Job
Thank you so much
Philodendron species..
Yes i will update it soon☺️
Ещё хотелось бы задать вопрос😮я у вас не увидела Oval and blue leaf (T03) это монстера или рафидофора? У неё словно замшевые листья, я не знаю как её выращивать, стебель толстый, растёт медленно. По стеблю заметно, что она стелется, вверх расти не хочет
Hi! You can email the picture🫶🏻
borsigiana isn't real it's just a sub optimal but still pretty monstera. Node spacing and leaf size is entirely dependent on growing conditions and climbing.
Oh! Thanks for this!
@HerbStories For proof look for monstera borsigiana in Wikipedia or plant taxonomy catalogues. You wont find it. The only reason borsigiana is associated with monstera at all is because of monstera variegated form which is known commonly as borsigiana, which can't produce enough energy to mature to be "large form" like something like ThaiCon would be able to and likely has slightly different genes, meaning borsigiana is attributed falsely to its smaller growth pattern. In normal monstera, they can usually be matured in proper conditions unless they've progressed far through their lifespan. Every "hint" or "feature" someone tells you to look out for in a borsigiana is also present in a juvenile or sub optimal monstera.
Copy for this thanks!
Thanks a lot for the movie and the one about Raphidphora. But... I stil don't know how to differentiate them (if they are any different). And I bought a plant that has identical leaves to raphidophora tetrasperma but different silhouette (is not leggy at all, more of the share of epipremnum njoy). And now searching the whole internet to learn what I bought (the store was "this is monstera"... Can you help?
The monstera minima IS the raphidophora tetrasperma. Been labelled incorrectly.
@@janeth3008 so why the authors of this movie present them as two separate plants?
@@agataszczepanska-jochemczy6746 Because they're still being labelled as monstera minima (my own plant was a minima). It is incorrect.
In the Philippines and monstera (big box store suppliers) in USA are still incorrectly calling monstera deliciosa/borsigiana a 'split leaf philodendron'.
Different plant genus in both examples.
@@janeth3008 my only issue is in the video is the only partial views of the plants. There's a difference once the plants matured and aged look versus the juveniles. sad I didn't see a matured monstera siltepecana version in this because they look nuts matured and personally think it'd drive people to get one because they can get very fenestrated.... it's also tough not knowing what you're holding because some look very-very alike in baby form or very different from the matured. ex...epipremnum pinnatum (non cebu form) vs rhaphidophora decursiva, both ironically get called dragon's tail. I kind of get a thrill when I see plants at the store mislabeled and know it's not the labeled plant. may be getting a different form or a diff plant altogether for a lower price vs a potentially high 100s price if rarity is taken into account.
@@daveshouse8105 that’s why I’m here I have a baby monsterra only one leaf has slight fenesstration and I don’t even know what type it is and I hope it isn’t a raphidophora
ung amplissimum po ba Monstera family din po?
Hindi po
Monstera minima… not a monstera. Sad that I cannot find a quality list of monstera species anywhere.
Hi there thanks for this, can you provide me the full list for me to update☺️
Pls show the monstera which we can plant on the not at the forest
Sure will make a separate video. Thanks for the idea🫶🏻
Presentation could have been better .
Thanks for this
i dont understand your tip . I always tell by the petiole
I think adonsonii is the cheese plant
terrible music
El video que estuve buscando gracias🥰