This video is underrated. This is the only video I have found that clearly and correctly describes the differences between each plant and why there is so much confusion. So thank you !
I've been wanting to buy a Monstera Deliciosa, but all the plants I see labelled that way at nurseries are about $40 and up for a pretty small plant. But today my local grocery store had a medium sized "Philodendron Monstera" for only $15. Now I know from your video I got a really good deal on a Monstera Deliciosa.
I got a pretty bug one (with fenestrations but also plain plants so I’m assuming the more mature leaves must be from the propagation) for $21! I could not believe it I felt I was cheating when I was paying for it! 🤣 looking at this plant makes me smile every day!
LARISSA! As a result of all of the mislabling, which you mentioned in your video, I googled the difference between these two plants..... Only to find more contradicting information. I stumbled across your video, which is not only funny, but the most detailed answer I've found. So, I agree with Lindsey: this video is so underrated. I logged into UA-cam, promptly liked your video, and followed your channel. Thank you!
I recently got a baby monstera and yes didn't look like a monstera. I thought I had mistakenly bought a split leaf philodendron. Now I know. Thank you for sharing 😊😊😊
Thank you!!! Gosh how do you not have more likes?! Can’t find anyone other than you that gave me enough info to identify my plant. It was the mini monsters, I know that now thanks to you!
Omg this vid made me an instant subscriber, and also made me laugh out loud. I bought a plant labeled “Split leaf philodendron” but most of my research indicated Monstera. My text convo with my mom was practically a verbatim transcript of the first 20 seconds of this video 😂 I was shocked to see you don’t have more subscribers. Good work, lady! And THANK YOU!
Very informative! I've been searching for the differences and correct plant names. Thank you so much for clearing up the confusion. Video just popped up on my feed but I will definitely check out your channel!
Thank you so so much! I got a monstera deliciosa that looked so sad on clearance. It was totally fine once I brought it home and gave it a little care. I thought for sure that's what it was until I found the little tag in the pot saying philodendron with a completely different photo, then I was majorly confused. This video helped a lot!
I am just getting back into really getting invested into my house plants again I’ve always had some. Just the basics couple of philodendron’s couple of spider plants, Christmas cactuses, etc. but since I’ve been researching, I’ve now learned the difference between Thanksgiving Christmas and Easter cactus! And I also almost brought a Monstera today, but I didn’t think it looked like one and thought it was mislabeled and now I know why! This video has been fantastic!
Thank you so much. I have all three of the sizes of Monstera Deliciosa that you have shown. I just got them shipped and they are amazing plants. I got a larger juvenile shipped to me, and the seller claimed it was a split leaf philodendron. I sent a photo of it to a monstera guy, and he said that it was a monstera deliciosa. It looks nothing like a split leaf philodendron. I have done a ton of research about the difference, and the amount of people calling monstera deliciosa a split leaf philodendron is a shock. I love your plant videos.
Late to the party on this...but I love that you tackled this subject. I go nuts when I hear things mislabeled...especially when it's me that's doing it! And I *still* don't have an explanation for my vining what I *think* is a philodendron, that gets split leaves, but isn't a monstera for sure. Google may fail me but this was helpful - and entertaining! 🙂
I bought what I thought was a philodendron at Lowes, that's what it was labeled as, got home did research and found out it was a monstera so it's getting mislabeled everywhere.
You gave the most perfect understanding of absolutely anyone explaining these plants. I just started getting back into plants and I purchased a monstera. Seriously I now get it Thank you
The plant on the table in front of her is a rhaphidaphora tetrasperma, the monstera deliciosa used to be originally borsigiana. The marketing strategy of many nurseries etc are to rename the plants using either a different common name or their original classification to make people think they are getting a different plant. Unless the plant is trademarked etc any nursery can give it a new name and sell it under that new name. That is very common with the pink syngoniums.
I always recognized the leaves to be different. I couldn't mistake an adonsonii for a deliciosa, even if I wasn't into plants. And the "mini monstera" is clearly different from the deliciosa. But thanks for the vid, really helpful anyway.
Monsteras are my fave and I have delicioso and adonosaii, 5 total. Or so I thought. Turns out I have 6, because what I, like many others, thought was a variety of philodendron is actually a young monstera delisioso. I’m mean I must’ve bought this as an infant because it’s almost 2 years old and still no fennestrations. 😳 So thank you for this information; you have a new subscriber in me for sure!
Great video! However, I am more confused than ever 🤣😂… what I thought was a Monstera someone told me it was not, that it is a split leaf phill., but now I think my plant looks like that very mature monstera as well as that huge split leaf philodendron.
Thank you so much for this detailed video with the different types of plants! I bought a plant with a confusing label as well and started questioning everything haha.
What i can tell, might only be for young monsteras, its the way the stems part, monsteras like to grow stems from below the soil, but philodendrons look like the stems are splitting from the mother stem, and at the bottom of each smaller stem you can see these thin sails, i don’t know if this is necessarily correct, but I hope it helps regardless.
@@LarissaVeloso-Planttubber I was just given a "non-splitting/fenestrating" plant that the previous owner insists was split leaf but after your (super helpful) video, I am thinking deliciosa. The approach to encouraging the split/fenestrtion will be different from what I am seeing!
@@Daacks11 Oh I see. The Monsteras have almost like a heart-shaped form when they're young, while the true Split Leaf Philo have more elongated leaves with some broken borders (if that makes sense lol). I'm currently on the hunt to find a Split Leaf Philodendron to show on camera, so stay tuned! =)
@@Daacks11 And here it is - I ended up finding a Split Philodendron for sale online and did a whole video on it - =) ua-cam.com/video/3jMLBlvsmO8/v-deo.html
thank you SOOO much, this video was incredible. i wish plant shops and nurseries would just use the scientific names instead of common ones. so much confusion could be avoided!
so because of mislabeling them, I, a plant newbie, bought a tetrasperma in stead of a monstera. But the funny thing is, the nursery that I came to, they labeled it as a spltleaf philodendron. Sad life.
This video is underrated. This is the only video I have found that clearly and correctly describes the differences between each plant and why there is so much confusion. So thank you !
Aw thanks! I'm glad I could make things clearer 😊
Thanks so much! I got my plant labeled only as Philodendron & im pretty sure it’s a Monstera
I've been wanting to buy a Monstera Deliciosa, but all the plants I see labelled that way at nurseries are about $40 and up for a pretty small plant. But today my local grocery store had a medium sized "Philodendron Monstera" for only $15. Now I know from your video I got a really good deal on a Monstera Deliciosa.
I got a pretty bug one (with fenestrations but also plain plants so I’m assuming the more mature leaves must be from the propagation) for $21! I could not believe it I felt I was cheating when I was paying for it! 🤣 looking at this plant makes me smile every day!
LARISSA! As a result of all of the mislabling, which you mentioned in your video, I googled the difference between these two plants..... Only to find more contradicting information. I stumbled across your video, which is not only funny, but the most detailed answer I've found. So, I agree with Lindsey: this video is so underrated. I logged into UA-cam, promptly liked your video, and followed your channel. Thank you!
Omg you guys make my day! ❤️ We'll be doing more videos like this, let us know any questions you need answered 😊
Same here!
Omg thank you. Mislabeled plants seem so common and googling just made me more confused!! Glad I found someone who knows what they're talking about 😆
Thanks, I'm glad I could help 😊
I recently got a baby monstera and yes didn't look like a monstera. I thought I had mistakenly bought a split leaf philodendron. Now I know. Thank you for sharing 😊😊😊
Thank you!!! Gosh how do you not have more likes?! Can’t find anyone other than you that gave me enough info to identify my plant. It was the mini monsters, I know that now thanks to you!
We're slowly getting there lol
I'm glad I was able to help! 😊
Omg this vid made me an instant subscriber, and also made me laugh out loud. I bought a plant labeled “Split leaf philodendron” but most of my research indicated Monstera. My text convo with my mom was practically a verbatim transcript of the first 20 seconds of this video 😂
I was shocked to see you don’t have more subscribers. Good work, lady! And THANK YOU!
I'm glad I could help sort things out and also gave you some good laughs 😅 You made my day 😁
Very informative! I've been searching for the differences and correct plant names. Thank you so much for clearing up the confusion. Video just popped up on my feed but I will definitely check out your channel!
Thank you so so much! I got a monstera deliciosa that looked so sad on clearance. It was totally fine once I brought it home and gave it a little care. I thought for sure that's what it was until I found the little tag in the pot saying philodendron with a completely different photo, then I was majorly confused. This video helped a lot!
I am just getting back into really getting invested into my house plants again I’ve always had some. Just the basics couple of philodendron’s couple of spider plants, Christmas cactuses, etc. but since I’ve been researching, I’ve now learned the difference between Thanksgiving Christmas and Easter cactus! And I also almost brought a Monstera today, but I didn’t think it looked like one and thought it was mislabeled and now I know why! This video has been fantastic!
Thank you so much. I have all three of the sizes of Monstera Deliciosa that you have shown. I just got them shipped and they are amazing plants. I got a larger juvenile shipped to me, and the seller claimed it was a split leaf philodendron. I sent a photo of it to a monstera guy, and he said that it was a monstera deliciosa. It looks nothing like a split leaf philodendron. I have done a ton of research about the difference, and the amount of people calling monstera deliciosa a split leaf philodendron is a shock. I love your plant videos.
Late to the party on this...but I love that you tackled this subject. I go nuts when I hear things mislabeled...especially when it's me that's doing it! And I *still* don't have an explanation for my vining what I *think* is a philodendron, that gets split leaves, but isn't a monstera for sure. Google may fail me but this was helpful - and entertaining! 🙂
Thank You!!!!!! You are the only honest person telling about this.
I bought what I thought was a philodendron at Lowes, that's what it was labeled as, got home did research and found out it was a monstera so it's getting mislabeled everywhere.
I'm very new to plant collecting all of these names and terms have been very confusing me. Thank you for clarifying the differences.
I'm glad I could help 😁
i love your videos. It can grow for ears and ears!!!!!!!
Oh... Ended up understanding some of it after all.
Hahah I know, it's a very complicated topic 😅
You gave the most perfect understanding of absolutely anyone explaining these plants. I just started getting back into plants and I purchased a monstera. Seriously I now get it Thank you
Thanks so much! I'm glad I could help solve the mystery =)
The plant on the table in front of her is a rhaphidaphora tetrasperma, the monstera deliciosa used to be originally borsigiana. The marketing strategy of many nurseries etc are to rename the plants using either a different common name or their original classification to make people think they are getting a different plant. Unless the plant is trademarked etc any nursery can give it a new name and sell it under that new name. That is very common with the pink syngoniums.
I learned a lot from your video! Thank you so much! ❤️🙏🏻👼🏻
Thank you for watching! 😊
Such a helpful video! Thank you!
This was the best explanation of the difference between these plants that I found. It was actually the only really clear explanation I found. Thanks!
Omg! I bought a “philodendron” at Lowe’s, and now I realize I got a super affordable monstera 😂
I always recognized the leaves to be different. I couldn't mistake an adonsonii for a deliciosa, even if I wasn't into plants. And the "mini monstera" is clearly different from the deliciosa. But thanks for the vid, really helpful anyway.
Thank you! This helped a lot!
Thank you for this video!
Monsteras are my fave and I have delicioso and adonosaii, 5 total. Or so I thought. Turns out I have 6, because what I, like many others, thought was a variety of philodendron is actually a young monstera delisioso. I’m mean I must’ve bought this as an infant because it’s almost 2 years old and still no fennestrations. 😳 So thank you for this information; you have a new subscriber in me for sure!
Great video! However, I am more confused than ever 🤣😂… what I thought was a Monstera someone told me it was not, that it is a split leaf phill., but now I think my plant looks like that very mature monstera as well as that huge split leaf philodendron.
You’re so funny and amazing at teaching. Thank you 🌿
Thanks!
Thank you so much for this detailed video with the different types of plants! I bought a plant with a confusing label as well and started questioning everything haha.
I just bought a plant yesterday and it's labeled philodendron monstera 🤷🏾♀️
Thank you 🎉
What i can tell, might only be for young monsteras, its the way the stems part, monsteras like to grow stems from below the soil, but philodendrons look like the stems are splitting from the mother stem, and at the bottom of each smaller stem you can see these thin sails, i don’t know if this is necessarily correct, but I hope it helps regardless.
Thank you! Do you have growth progression photos of the split leaf philo like you did for the monstera deliciosa for comparison?
Not yet, but I can look for it =)
@@LarissaVeloso-Planttubber I was just given a "non-splitting/fenestrating" plant that the previous owner insists was split leaf but after your (super helpful) video, I am thinking deliciosa. The approach to encouraging the split/fenestrtion will be different from what I am seeing!
@@Daacks11 Oh I see. The Monsteras have almost like a heart-shaped form when they're young, while the true Split Leaf Philo have more elongated leaves with some broken borders (if that makes sense lol). I'm currently on the hunt to find a Split Leaf Philodendron to show on camera, so stay tuned! =)
@@Daacks11 And here it is - I ended up finding a Split Philodendron for sale online and did a whole video on it - =) ua-cam.com/video/3jMLBlvsmO8/v-deo.html
thank you SOOO much, this video was incredible. i wish plant shops and nurseries would just use the scientific names instead of common ones. so much confusion could be avoided!
Oh yes, that would help a lot
Can you do a video on the Rhapi.. plant you showed. That is a neat looking plant
so because of mislabeling them, I, a plant newbie, bought a tetrasperma in stead of a monstera. But the funny thing is, the nursery that I came to, they labeled it as a spltleaf philodendron. Sad life.
My plant came listed as a split leaf philodendron but looks exactly like your monstera examples. Is there any way to promote more fenestrations?
Google: Says scientific name...
Larrissa: Yeah...
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Hi
The split philodendron is also known as xanda philodendron
Andonsonii is known as Swiss cheese plant.
Yeah, one of its many names...
I'm dumber for watching