Propagating MASSIVE Thai Constellation

[@deondrepage7713]

Definitely shouldn’t cut the Ariel roots, you should try water propagating them to get a network of more fibrous roots for when you repot.

[@plantsnikulott5161]

I dont think the plant survived, looking at how big the plant i, with minimal roots I dont think it was a smart move to cut of the big aerial roots.

[@jopem100]

Wow that is a monster!!!! So beautiful 🍀💛🫶

[@KernNZane]

I’ll buy that top cutting ✋🏿

[@mayarada2059]

Wow , absolutely gorgeous plant , I expect it’s going to o be alright .

[@carolinadupont5012]

Ha! You crack me up... "that was graphic" 😂❤ LOVING these videos!!! This monstera is my absolute favorite! Thann you for posting this!!!

[@addynichols4459]

I love you’re videos! I wish I was lucky enough to have a plant or cutting like this! It’s a dream of mine

[@tnfrank-yy1lq]

miss, u should use fancy pot for that majestic thai constellation :)

[@kendrak670]

Hey! Hows it looking these days?? I agree, messing with these plants are so stressful. I've always propagated these in water or sphag or perlite, never just straight into dirt! Super curious how this one turned out. Make some more videos :) Cheers!

[@shumebute]

i usually cut the areal roots to 1 inch and propagate in water. works every time

[@Bestbet]

Great video. Looking forward to more content

[@Pottedplantsandcookingpots]

Any updates, on any additional Thai constellation babies that the cuttings produced? Would love to see them, take care

[@annelisealvarez3365]

How did this propagation work in soil?

[@0lester0]

How is it doing after 3 months?

[@yuntinglin6703]

hi, any updates?

[@NAZRIBARDAN]

Can share the result? Need to know if cutting the aerial roots works.

[@manuelzav81]

if is no much to ask from what Nursery u guys get this beautiful monstera thai

[@MrMusic1over]

Any updates?