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Albo Monstera Propagation in Perlite
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- Опубліковано 4 тра 2020
- Today I am sharing a successful method for propagating monsteras, philodendrons and hoyas in perlite.
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Thank you. This is a life savior video girl ! My friend recommended me this video when my monstera got a really bad root rot which I kinda chopped off everything. I tried using h20 mix water to clean and leaving in water method which make it worst. I then give this method a go which is also my last resort. When I checked again the leaves were badly limped and 2 leaves dropped from 4. It was probably because the root didn't managed to drink enough water to sustain all leaves. I literally thought it was gonna die at that point and was so sad. After that I decided to leave it be near my south facing window where there's no scorching hot sunlight. About almost 1 month later I go back check and HELL YEAH the roots are sprouting like crazy !!! I'm so shook and happy rn ! 😄
P.S. this will probably sound crazy to you but I also did some talking and 'therapy' for all my plants from time to time. Where I play plant music for 1-2 hours and open my humidifier to give them some mist. They're bushier than ever and I'm planning to get more plants. Wuhooo 🌱
I'm so happy this worked for you! It is so satisfying seeing new roots emerge. I have had others tell me that they play music for their plants as well so it doesn't sound crazy at all.
I mightve missed this in your video, but how often are you watering the cuttings when they are in perlite?
Girl those roots look amazing! Both plants are beautiful 🤍 So happy for your progress 🥰
I’m going to have to try this method for rooting 😬
You'll love this method, works like a charm!!! I can't wait for the day were I can pot this two up.
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Thank you so much! Got my first Albo cuttings and I’m doing this method right now! You are awesome !
I got a albo stick from here and as of now still a stick but I see a nose coming out slowly . Now seeing this I am tempting to buy one with a leaf from here. That’s so exciting to see the progress of the albo.
That is very exciting, I have a wet stick as well, and rooting it on perlite too. Wet sticks take a VERY long time to become anything, lol, but worth it if your patient. If you come across a good deal for a cutting I'd say go for it. xx
The right explanation at the perfect time (for me) Thank you! 🙂
Definitely going to try this with my plants 😍 those albos look amazing I just got my first cutting
YAY!! So exciting, good luck! x
Love perlite propagation 🙌🏼✨ those roots look SO good!! 😍
I have tried to work with moss several times, but I always hate the untangling process once the roots develop, so I find perlite is a better option. I CAN'T wait to be able to pot these up together eventually. xx
Love your excitement! Roots are exciting!
I love your excitement so much
I was SUPER excited when I seen that new thick root on the second albo cutting.
Super helpful video. Just got my first albo cutting. I hope it thrives! 🥰
YAY!! That's so exciting, good luck!
I find that Albo Monstera do really well in perlite and grow roots rather quickly. Perlite is amazing for propagation.
How long would you say it takes to root to move to soil?
😄 congratulations on some nice roots.
Thank you!!! Its a delight watching them grow! xx
How often to put water on perlite with superthrive? And how do you determine if that plant can be able to transfer to Soil?
I love this video :) I do have a couple of questions:
1.) Is your perlite damp when you put it in the jar?
2.) I have an albo cutting with about 4" of stem/chonk but it runs sideways off the leaf, like if you hold the leaf vertically, the cut part of the stem goes side to side...hard to explain but I hope you understand...when I put the aerial roots in perlite, should I leave the stem above the surface so it doesn't rot?
3.) If you do bury the stem, do you suggest sealing the cut ends with wax to prevent rot?
I have been searching the internet for days to find these answers but no luck, which is why I'm hoping you can help!! :)
I say you do a greenhouse tour! Your albos are so pretty 😍
There's not much in my greenhouse haha. But I can definitely do that. x
Do you keep these propagations in your greenhouse?
Do you have to wet the perlite when doing this process?
I did this out of pure laziness once as a temporary thing, who knew it actually could work 😂
yesss! It works really well, I prefer to do perlite over water or moss any day!
When yours callused, was the root end brown over night? I’m scared it just rotted more because it was dark brown so I cut more off and I’m hoping it will survive. I wasn’t super squishy.
Do you fill the jar to the top with perlite, covering the nodes..?
why would you get 14 dislikes??? they must be jealous lol. This is super helpful thank you!
do you fill the jar all with water or only around half to moisten it ?
I just received my first ever monstera cuttings (also albo 🥰) I’m definitely going to try this! I’ve read that this type of prop (not just plain water) gives stronger roots to then transfer to soil??
Transferring from perlite into soil is definitely a smoother transition versus water propagation into soil.
I’m so glad that it’s rooting!! 😍
Me tooooooo!!! I hope it pushes out that new leaf this summer.
So how do you use perlite? Do you add water to the bottom of the pot but plant in try perlite slightly above the area with water or do you moist perlite when you put the cutting in and also add a little bit of water at the bottom? I would really appreciate the advise. I’m scared to loose my albo!
do you just fill up the the jar with water and soak it then drain it and stick it in?
Great video, I do all my propagating in perlite.
I really like this method, some of my simpler plants I just place in water because I enjoy the look of that too.
Thanks for sharing I’m trying this method after my first monstera cutting got root rot while in water. I wanted to know if using regular filtered water (same water I drink) from a jug is ok?
yes!!!
So for a Monstera Deliciosa, should I want til the cut calluses or should I just pop that baby in the perlite mansion jar?
I would allow it to callus over. (=
do you have a video to show how you set up the perlite? how much water to put? I got a new cutting a few days ago its in perilite but it keeps coming out
OMG, I wish I seen this video before I killed four of cutting i paid soo much money! I really love to get one cutting again but I hate to spend sooo much money! can you tell me where I can get a cutting in a dissent price?
At this point in time all prices are outrageous so I wouldn't recommend buying one atm.
Is there a possibility to let the roots get rot using perlite and leca? What do you think? Btw, great video
You mentioned that you used one drop of super thrive on your watering bottle, how many ml is your bottle? 250? Or 150? Nice albo btw!
how do you know when to water when you're rooting in perlite?
good question, I water once a week just a tad bit, but it all depends where the cutting in perlite is located within the house. I will do another video.
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Put my vagierated monstera into perlite for a month now and it developed a root around 3 cm...
Wondering if I should it in soil already or just wait ?
Any experience about leaving cuttings over the winter times in perlite to pot it into soil right in the beginning of spring ?
Great vid and greetings from Berlin
hey!! send me a photo on my Instagram at rootedinplants so I can help you better. x
Ok, so did you by any chance use any nutrient water or anything? I’m trying to figure out if I should transfer my propagation that’s thriving in Leca, but I want to transition it to soil, but I’m not sure if I should go to perlite first.
Over the course of several perlite propagations, I have used only water and occasionally when I had it on hand I would use Superthrive (diluted).
Awesome video!! How often do you add water?
Thanks for sharing . Really hope I get similar results as you . Great job . Your link to the products you use isn’t valid ... can provide a good link . Thank you
I'm sorry for this irrelevant question and if you've already answered it elsewhere, but I'm struggling to place your accent! Where are you from? Hope you don't mind me asking!
no worries, Poland. (=
@@rootedinplants Ah, I thought you might be a fellow European! ;)
Great video x
Thanks Rebecca! x
awesome plants
THANK YOU!!!
and when your came with rot was it stem or just root and was it black roots that came away to expose hair like roots?
I had rot on stem and original roots, the rot was black and soft. When I would water the perlite I would add just enough water but not too much so it doesn't sit on the bottom of jar. But you can do the method you mentioned as well, adding water - submerging all the perlite and draining it, yes.
@@rootedinplants Thanks!
I have a thai constellation cutting, got for a good price on ebay. It has some roots and a large aerial root. I have it in moist perlite in a large plastic tub with holes in the bottom. How often do you add water? OR if I take it out and spray as you did, how often? Or do you recommend anything I should do differently??? Thanks so much, I really don't want to lose this one!!!
My mason jar did not have any holes on the bottom and I also closed off the top with clear tap. The holes on the bottom won't promote humidity unless you have it in a greenhouse or a enclosure. I personally watered mine every 10 ish day and I never let any water sit on the bottom of the mason jar, just enough water. In your case, you would do the same thing except water it perhaps every 6 days or so, since the perlite will dry out faster with drainage holes and an open top. Mind you, you don't really need a lot of roots in order to transition it into an airy soil mixture.
@@rootedinplants Thanks so much! Maybe I'll just plant it in some good aroid soil.
I just propagated my cutting in perlites. I hope it works out. I also ordered Super Thrive. How often do you open the jar and water the plant?
YAY!! I used to check on the cutting every 10 days and water every ten days, just don't have sitting water within the perlite mason jar.
@@rootedinplants thank you so much!
Where do I buy a cutting ?
I'm using perlite to try and root a philodendron white knight, I had no joy with water, how often do I water the perlite?
Well I would encourage you to use a mason jar or some kind of clear vase that way you can see 1. the root progress and 2. the condensation within the container. I would also close off the top of the container as I did with masking tape, saran wrap or such to help keep humidity in. As far as how often to water depends where you live and how hot and dry it is there. The rule of thumb I went by is if I seen the condensation decreasing I would water it, so it was about every 10 days but that was from March to May which it was still winter here. So considering its summer now you might have to do every 7 days, but just keep an eye on it. Higher humidity when rooting is helpful as well. Also I want to add, do not let their be sitting water on the bottom of the mason jar/vase. You want to water just enough without drenching it.
Have you tried stag?
How often do you mist? I’m trying to save mine from root rot and after removing a lot of mushy roots, I’m keeping it in perlite…but I have no idea how much water to give. Any tips appreciated!
Side note: I misted it with some water and hydrogen peroxide to keep the rot at bay before putting it in perlite
@@keitothekraken2656 Hi did you figure out how much water to put or how often to water?
I have reverse osmosis water but it’s filtered with salt, it’s not safe for my fish or my outdoor plants. What R.O system do you have?
I actually had a reverse osmosis filter under my sink as well but it wasn't filtered through salt, it recently broke though and I started watering with tap water (which is high in chlorine here) and my plants hate it. You can always pour water in spare containers, milk cartons or something alike and let the water stand in there for a day or two and then water your plants with that water. Letting the water sit out like this allows the nasty things within the water evaporate to some extent.
@@rootedinplants we have all r.o inside our home and natural city water in the water hoses outside. my water company actually just started adding something to the water. I only know because it killed all my fish and when I went back to check it smelled like straight pool water just chlorine. I have a kangen filter now that we use for drinking water and I’ve had to install water filters on my water hoses so that I don’t kill my fish or my outdoor plants.
those roots were good to pot
I was wondering if you could help - I am freaking out a bit now. My cutting has been growing fine for the past 5 weeks in water. But in the last few days started to get root rot. I cut it off and now airing it out over night. I am afraid of going back to water propagation though.
How does perlite actually work? Do you water it? How much? is it just perlite or do you put anything else with it (worm castings)? Should the pot have holes in the bottom? Do you water it with just water or do you add any solution to it?
100 percent water. You add water every 10 days or so, depends how quickly your will dry out. Every time I watered I diluted some super thrive into my water and used that. No holes on the bottom, a mason jar or see through vase is great, you want condensation to form on the glass but you do not want sitting water on the bottom. Close the top off with saran wrap or tape, to help keep the humidity in.
@@rootedinplants super helpful, thank you.
@@rootedinplants sorry to be bugging you about it. How would you describe the remaining root that you cut off and left to air over night? The root just got all withered and black and squishy. Does it mean that it is ok to put it in perlite or should I cut more off?
@@justavideodiary anything that is squishy/ mushy needs to be cut off, and do not put it into any mixture even perlite until you let it callus overnight.
@@rootedinplants ok I decided to essentially choped everything that the plan manage to grow in the last few weeks. Starting from zero. Fingers crossed. Damn it.
Do you periodically clean the perlite or do you just continue adding water?
No I do not clean it, I check on the roots and place it back in with the original perlite. If you trust the cutting them you don't even need to check on the roots, just replenish the water every 1-2 weeks depending how much you add in there. However, like I showed you do not want to add too much water, you don't want any water sitting on the bottom.
😁those are Soooo nice~~~
Thank you!!! I'm so excited, after all the stress with the second albo its finally looking good! 🤗
Roots look good.
Maybe "show" what was actually done instead of just talk?
😊awesome
Thank you, appreciate the support! 🤗
Can you share how you prepare your super thrive please (ratio and proportion that worked for you)? I've looked all day how to do it with successful results. I subbed btw i don'twanna messed up.
Hey! (= I do 1-2 drops per 24 ounces of water in my watering can roughly, it's better to start with less super thrive to see how your plants react to it.
@@rootedinplants thank you so much will try that
How much/often do you water them?
In perlite, once every ten days or so but very sparingly, in soil once a week.
How often do you water once in the vase ?
I did about every 10 ish days, but it all depends upon where you live and the climate.
so only perlite. No water?
Yes, you need to add water, if you watch the video through I show you how I added the water. (=
Did you get it with roots or without
Originally it had roots but it arrived with rot so I had to completely cut them off.
How dense do you pack the perlite? I have mine just set on top of the perlite with the root submerged in it slightly- but no further growth since I moved it from water yet. I have it on a heat map with grow lights.
I do not pack the perlite down or press it down the way you would when repotting a plant into soil. However, I personally have all the roots under the perlite and like 1-2 inches of the stem from where the cutting was taken.
Does anybody know the super thrive - water ratio?
1/4 tsp to a gallon of water
Oh man, your accent! Do you live in the Midwest somewhere, maybe Wisconsin?
I used to live in Chicago for about 15 years, so that's part of it
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