Love that you're not hoarding a load of plants, but focusing on a select few beautiful plants to grow out huge and luscious to maturity. Breathe of fresh air for the plant community. Also I love how you share knowledge without overcomplicating anything. Look forward to more of your videos, kitty included!
Different types of collectors y’know. Some want everything that tickles their fancy (a bunch of 4-6” pots) and some only hold on to their favorites (a couple of pampered plants)
Omgosh, i have never seen a plant youtuber with such lush and thriving plants like you have. Such an inspiration for what a plants true potential can be. I have also noticed that a lot of plant youtuber 's in other countries are also fascinated with ur channel, as so many of them are highlighting your channel as inspiration for what they also would love their plants to be like and how u get such amazing looking plants. Great content. Keep it up. 😊
I have a feeling your channel is going to grow BIG with so many subscribers in the next few months. Your plant collection is just simply STUNNING. I've never seen such large houseplants in a person's home before. I'm waiting until I purchase a house (currently living in a small 1 bedroom apartment) to do a lot more experimentation with plants to make them grow large. Your plants are GOALS! Love your content!
Love the spotlight! Gives context of realistic expectations when we’re trying to replicate and the changes you see before you get to where your amazing plants are now!
Definitely do the spotlight series! Perhaps you could focus on your plants in each genus and move slowly through your collection? I would also be really interested to see them in their usual location. How other enthusiasts style and grow their 'helicopter' plants eg Philodendron billietiae, P. atabapoense and Thaumatophyllums also intrigues me.
Just lovely! I have one I bought a few months ago because of your videos. Ive managed to keep it alive and thriving. Because of your videos. Im ready to add a moss pole to it. Because of your videos. Ive made my 1st moss pole. Because of your videos. Im so grateful for your videos! Thank you for all you do!
I LOVE this style of video! I’m just getting started with plants and found you through instagram, and I feel like I’m getting somewhere with learning about plant care through your videos. There is a lot to learn so I love the idea if just taking one plant at a time and breaking it down, I find it way less overwhelming! Keep up the excellent videos, I will continue to watch anything you put out!
I've loved monsteras ever since I was little and the adansonii is my favourite. I was very excited when I saw your videos the first time last year and now I finally got my own little monstera adansonii seedling. I'm so excited to give your method a go!
Been following you on Instagram for ages but didn't realise you were also on UA-cam! I'm always oggling over your gorgeous plants, and this Adansonii is just INSANE (that's some serious growth for such a short amount of time)!! Can't wait to see more! 💚
Beautiful Monstera adansonii! You always have the most lush and gorgeous plants! I love the pointers that you cover in this video! Cat is super cute :-).
I never was a fan of Adansonii in the ways I'd seen it displayed before, this video showing their potential given some work and time completely changed my mind. I'd been trying to get hold of one since you posted this and finally got a multi-planted pot of it yesterday from a local lady, took cuttings straight away and currently rooting them in water. Can't wait to get them on a moss pole. Thanks for the inspiration Jan. :)
Yes to the series! Our brains are trying to stay registered! Lots of drool cloths :)....it is the neatest thing to see your plants and listen to your care and see the mature beauty of all the plants we love.....it feels timeless.....only way to describe it for me.....keep being you and keep doing what you are doing.....what interests you is a promise it will keep our attention....tell Brad to keep being Brad too :) see you soon and thanks for your videos...
I decided i want to start growing monstera recently and i knew nothing about moss poles and little about the plants themselves and i just wanted to say your videos are perfect and I've learned a lot
Yes please, plant spotlight series is something I would love to watch! Verrucosum next ? I just started mine on a pole and would love some inspiration :)
I had no idea the leaves on adansoni could get this big!! I’ve never fallen for them because I like the big leaves.. I always thought they were small babies. Thanks for showing it off
Very impressive. I'm doing something similar with pothos. It'll be a bit more work but I'm going to try an air layer to extend. My climbers don't grow well on moss, but they go crazy on just regular old tree branches. I love the look of pretty much all mature aroids compared to the immature stage. (Except may the syngoniums)
Absolutley gob smacking Jan, You have turned my world upside down with my plant care and growth methods. You are responsible for me spending over $200 at Bunnings in recent days, (wire mesh, spagnum moss, charcoal etc, etc.) Im loving your video's although I would mentiom that all Bunnings are not created equal. I live in Gladstone and we dont have anywhere near the plant stock that you enjoy in Sydney. Also, I know what you feed your plants, but what do you feed that cat? He is truely a king among felines, he is incredible.
I'm new to Adansonii and yours make me inspired to make my own. As of now I bought one basket in Home Depot (so bushy for only CA$17.50) and transferred it in 6" nursery pot, beside my TV (wall mounted). And planning to get few more Adansonii for my 6' pole (birch tree pole) to climb on. So excited! I AM SO IMPRESS ON YOUR ADANSONII!!!
Beautiful monstera adansonii- I'm just finally getting into the monstera & have been trying to gather as much info on growing out a big healthy Adansonii. Thank you for your info and bringing so much great advice to help so just that. I have primarily Hoyas, orchids, peperomia and begonias in my care, but have been wanting to add Monsteras. Looking forward to referring to your videos for help in my new additions. Love the kitty 😺
Wow you have the Best Looking Adansonii lve ever seen anywhere. And your whole style of presenting is very relaxed and informal. Looking forward to learning more.
Just got my first . So now of course since May....I have P. Veracossum. P. Macrophylla. P. Malay gold goddess. Alocasia lauterbachiana. A. Dragon scale. A brancifolia ..A frydek. Largely due to you your knowledge passion and example. Thank you so so much. I adore them. Xx
Beautiful Monstera Adansonii😍. When I first saw this video i was immediately inspired to grow aroids on moss poles especially bc I’m really into specific vining plants at the moment!😊
Absolutely stunning definitely gonna use your tips and tricks. I have got one of these but my leaf size is nothing in comparison to yours. Thanks for sharing. I’ll hit you up in a couple of years so you can have a look at how I get on.
Love the idea of a plant spotlight! Your plants are absolutely my GOALS!!! Not as easy to achieve here in Adelaide, gets way colder in winter but I can dream….
Thanks Jan, terrific video - you've inspired me to rethink what I am doing with my adansonaii cuttings ... I'd love to know more about your feeding regime, frequency of feed, mixture of products you use etc
Thank you :) I have linked the fertiliser I use in the description. It's the only one I use and I just use it in line with the recommendations on the bottle :)
Great video, as always ☺️ I'd love to see another one where you talk about the alocasia cuprea you have in the background for example... I recently started with Alocasias, they are beautiful but their chunky mix dries out too quick and they suffer. So I'd mostly like to know how you manage to keep their substrate consistently moist all the time? Or the secret is just to water constantly? 😃
Thank you for patiently experimenting & finally sharing your knowledge of your journey & successes!! You may have finally encouraged me to do similar approach of moss poles + chop & extend! 😆. Would love to see more spotlight series of other plants as well! Btw, I don’t know if you ever got to document your moving journey/process at all, but a possible future YT video could be covering how to move with so many large plants collection with minimal damages…? I just recently moved cross country and could only take very few plants with me and had to donate 90% of my plants away. (Also love to see Brad!! 😍😍).
Hi there, your plants are gorgeous and I love your tutorials! I’m curious, you mentioned that they grow better in the home that you’re in now, as opposed to where you lived previously. I can see that you have a good bit of natural light coming in from the side, can you share the temperature and humidity that you maintain in there? do you keep your plant room warmer and more humid than the rest of your home?
I'm so happy I found your channel! With the exception of my golden pothos on a pole and a Hoya on a trellis, I've just allowed all my other plants trail. I just put my adansonii on a pole a couple months ago to give that a try, but not a moss pole. Now I'll have to get the supplies to make your version of a moss pole & give your method a try! 🌱💚🌿
Oh my goodness what is that gorgeous plant in the corner by the window, with the big splits and variegation?? I love your channel, I NEVER watch UA-camrs but you've inspired me to completely redo my plant room 😁
Great video and thanks for the good idea on a spotlight on this plant I almost bought it at this Nursery today but I didn't I had a cutting once before but I killed unfortunately but I had no idea they can grow that large now I'm definitely buying one thanks and keep these Spotlight videos for plants coming please you did a great job👍
I'd love the spotlight series! Just put my (very ordinary but I adore them) Adansonii on a pole the other day and I'm so curious to see what it does with it. I know I won't ever have large foliage like that but I'm sure the plant will like it. What I found thought (Berlin based) is that I have to water my poles every other day (1meter pole, put 0,5-0,75 liter bottles on top each time). The soil stays pretty moist (just cocochips, pine bark, perlite, worm castings..) in between and bit of the water always drains through the pot. I have to carry all my plants to the tub before I water them and that is quite a challenge with my monstera variegatas 🤣 Anyways, thanks for your vids 👍 and pls say hi to Brad.
@@sydneyplantguy I've already watched all tutorials :) you helped me so much with the watering, because I now use bottles as well. I think I'll just have to find a good balance between "half a liter has gone through, the pole is wet" and "three quarter of a liter have gone through, it poured into the pot yet the pole isn't moist throught" I know it's not comparable cause you're half way around the world with a completely different setting (temp., light, average humidity etc.) but with your 90cm poles, how often do you water them with those half a liter bottles (I'm just guessing they are half a liter though) round about?
I just put my brand new adansonii on my first moss pole, and I'm reconsidering. I had to wrap it around several times because it would have needed an extended pole already. Im considering chopping it and rooting nodes as you have done here and shown its effectiveness so fabulously. How many nodes would you say is too many to plant side by side?
i had a mayor rethinking of your impressive Moss pole growing method, because my selfmade moss poles got dry way to fast. So I just startet so build SOIL Poles, we´ll see how it develops
What a beautiful plant. I’m new to the houseplant craze and have 3 varieties of monstera. I absolutely love the variegated ones. Can’t wait for it to be my next purchase, but I’m finding them hard to find in the states.
I'm having a variegated adasonii shipped this week so I revisited your video... cause it had stuck in my head! I'm going to give your method a shot and would "love to see" what you could do with the variegated form!
Great video! I'm just starting to fill my new flat with plants, Figured I'd settle by making walls of monstera, pothos and some boston ferns. My monsteras didn't come with poles but i recently bought a bunch. Is the water propagation really a mandatory step or can I start by propping cuts directly into soil with added poles?
You really have a giant green thumb. Love your beautiful biggest plants I've ever seen. I have a pink princess for 14 months, and it has only grown a little bit.
Love that you're not hoarding a load of plants, but focusing on a select few beautiful plants to grow out huge and luscious to maturity. Breathe of fresh air for the plant community. Also I love how you share knowledge without overcomplicating anything. Look forward to more of your videos, kitty included!
Thank you :)
A good plant parent
I hoard a load of plants and my end goals is this.. all of my binging plants are on a pole and thriving lol.
Different types of collectors y’know. Some want everything that tickles their fancy (a bunch of 4-6” pots) and some only hold on to their favorites (a couple of pampered plants)
I’ve definitely gone from former to later lol 😌
Your cat in the back is HARD at work making biscuits. I think he needs a raise 😻💖
😂😂
I think plant spotlight is VERY helpful to set proper expectations and understand timelines. Thanks so much for sharing!
Thanks :)
Omg... I never expected the plant that I just bought to be able to get that big. I haven't had it long and I'm really excited to watch it grow.
I just brought one too and also surprised at the size...I'm making my first moss pole for it tomorrow, have all the stuff ready, very exciting!
Omgosh, i have never seen a plant youtuber with such lush and thriving plants like you have. Such an inspiration for what a plants true potential can be. I have also noticed that a lot of plant youtuber 's in other countries are also fascinated with ur channel, as so many of them are highlighting your channel as inspiration for what they also would love their plants to be like and how u get such amazing looking plants. Great content. Keep it up. 😊
Thank you :)
Planterina has just as luscious plants
Yes, I am one of them. His plants are all amazing and beautiful!!
@@nenee009 nobody asked
@@Sammy-dz2hk and? ☺️
I have a feeling your channel is going to grow BIG with so many subscribers in the next few months. Your plant collection is just simply STUNNING. I've never seen such large houseplants in a person's home before. I'm waiting until I purchase a house (currently living in a small 1 bedroom apartment) to do a lot more experimentation with plants to make them grow large. Your plants are GOALS! Love your content!
Thank you :)
Love the spotlight! Gives context of realistic expectations when we’re trying to replicate and the changes you see before you get to where your amazing plants are now!
Definitely do the spotlight series! Perhaps you could focus on your plants in each genus and move slowly through your collection? I would also be really interested to see them in their usual location. How other enthusiasts style and grow their 'helicopter' plants eg Philodendron billietiae, P. atabapoense and Thaumatophyllums also intrigues me.
I have two houseplant tours where you can see where they all normally live :)
Your cat and your plants are gorgeous
Just lovely! I have one I bought a few months ago because of your videos. Ive managed to keep it alive and thriving. Because of your videos. Im ready to add a moss pole to it. Because of your videos. Ive made my 1st moss pole. Because of your videos. Im so grateful for your videos! Thank you for all you do!
Happy growing :)
What a beauty wow ,never seen a monstera adansonii in mature stage so gorgeous 😍 😱 that apartment is a gem 💎
Thanks :)
Excellent video! Your plants are stunning and it's obvious you really care for them
Thanks :)
I LOVE this style of video! I’m just getting started with plants and found you through instagram, and I feel like I’m getting somewhere with learning about plant care through your videos. There is a lot to learn so I love the idea if just taking one plant at a time and breaking it down, I find it way less overwhelming! Keep up the excellent videos, I will continue to watch anything you put out!
Thank you :)
I've loved monsteras ever since I was little and the adansonii is my favourite. I was very excited when I saw your videos the first time last year and now I finally got my own little monstera adansonii seedling. I'm so excited to give your method a go!
Been following you on Instagram for ages but didn't realise you were also on UA-cam! I'm always oggling over your gorgeous plants, and this Adansonii is just INSANE (that's some serious growth for such a short amount of time)!! Can't wait to see more! 💚
Thank you :)
Beautiful Monstera adansonii! You always have the most lush and gorgeous plants! I love the pointers that you cover in this video! Cat is super cute :-).
Thanks :)
Yes for a spotlight series! This plant is beautiful! I am inspired to grow mine up a pole now!
Thank you :)
I never was a fan of Adansonii in the ways I'd seen it displayed before, this video showing their potential given some work and time completely changed my mind. I'd been trying to get hold of one since you posted this and finally got a multi-planted pot of it yesterday from a local lady, took cuttings straight away and currently rooting them in water. Can't wait to get them on a moss pole. Thanks for the inspiration Jan. :)
Thanks for the nice comment & happy growing :)
Holy cow!! I didn't know adasonii could get so big!!!!
This video has everything I need. Calming human, beautiful cat and beautiful plants.
Thanks :)
Absolutely love the idea of a spotlight plant series
Yes to the series! Our brains are trying to stay registered! Lots of drool cloths :)....it is the neatest thing to see your plants and listen to your care and see the mature beauty of all the plants we love.....it feels timeless.....only way to describe it for me.....keep being you and keep doing what you are doing.....what interests you is a promise it will keep our attention....tell Brad to keep being Brad too :) see you soon and thanks for your videos...
thank you :)
@@sydneyplantguy rise and shine we are still in Saturday evening! That is so weird
I decided i want to start growing monstera recently and i knew nothing about moss poles and little about the plants themselves and i just wanted to say your videos are perfect and I've learned a lot
Serious plant envy! 😻 Hope my baby grows to look as beautiful and healthy as yours someday!
Thanks :)
Yes please, plant spotlight series is something I would love to watch! Verrucosum next ? I just started mine on a pole and would love some inspiration :)
Definitely coming !!
I had no idea the leaves on adansoni could get this big!! I’ve never fallen for them because I like the big leaves.. I always thought they were small babies. Thanks for showing it off
I'm grateful this video popped up in my feed! What a great idea for a series. And what lovely plants! I'll watch anything with plants this lush!!
Thanks :)
Very impressive. I'm doing something similar with pothos.
It'll be a bit more work but I'm going to try an air layer to extend. My climbers don't grow well on moss, but they go crazy on just regular old tree branches.
I love the look of pretty much all mature aroids compared to the immature stage. (Except may the syngoniums)
I’ve never seen one with leaves that large and beautiful! Amazing plant!
Stunning! Thank you for sharing your tips. I think I’m going to have to give this a go with mine.
I am absolutely in love with this species and I can't wait to use some of these tips to get mine to grow as big! Wow!
Love love love your Monstera adansoni, I guess I need to get the mother grow lights.
Absolutley gob smacking Jan,
You have turned my world upside down with my plant care and growth methods. You are responsible for me spending over $200 at Bunnings in recent days, (wire mesh, spagnum moss, charcoal etc, etc.)
Im loving your video's although I would mentiom that all Bunnings are not created equal. I live in Gladstone and we dont have anywhere near the plant stock that you enjoy in Sydney.
Also, I know what you feed your plants, but what do you feed that cat? He is truely a king among felines, he is incredible.
Haha guilty!!! True, apparently bunnings in Queensland have the best stock of them all!! Hehe yes Brad is a beautiful big boy :)
Incredible!! I've really struggled to get my adansonii to grow into plants that aren't straggly and embarrassing so your advice is really appreciated.
Yes please. Spotlights all of them
Thank u for sharing
I'm new to Adansonii and yours make me inspired to make my own. As of now I bought one basket in Home Depot (so bushy for only CA$17.50) and transferred it in 6" nursery pot, beside my TV (wall mounted). And planning to get few more Adansonii for my 6' pole (birch tree pole) to climb on. So excited!
I AM SO IMPRESS ON YOUR ADANSONII!!!
Thanks & happy growing :)
Who knew the leaves could get so big. Wow! Thats absolutely beautiful
U R MY IDOL WHEN IT COMES TO PLANTS!!
THAT IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PLANT I EVER SAW, REALLY!!!
Thank you :)
Beautiful monstera adansonii- I'm just finally getting into the monstera & have been trying to gather as much info on growing out a big healthy Adansonii. Thank you for your info and bringing so much great advice to help so just that. I have primarily Hoyas, orchids, peperomia and begonias in my care, but have been wanting to add Monsteras. Looking forward to referring to your videos for help in my new additions. Love the kitty 😺
Thank you :)
Wow you have the Best Looking Adansonii lve ever seen anywhere.
And your whole style of presenting is very relaxed and informal.
Looking forward to learning more.
Thanks :)
Just got my first . So now of course since May....I have P. Veracossum. P. Macrophylla. P. Malay gold goddess. Alocasia lauterbachiana. A. Dragon scale. A brancifolia ..A frydek. Largely due to you your knowledge passion and example. Thank you so so much. I adore them. Xx
YAAAAAY a plant guy in Australia finally ref of products I can find!
You deserve wayyyy more followers. I know you'll reach the sky very soon! I love to see it.
Thanks :)
Incredible beautiful 🌱
You are doing a fantastic job!
Keep shining!
Thank you :)
Gorgeous plant you managed to grow! Happy to stumble upon your channel. I wish you a lot of success with it!
Thanks :)
most beautiful Monstera I've seen!!! amazing thank you!
Thanks :)
It turn out really beautiful...infact the most beautiful adansoni i had ever seen
Thanks :)
Didn't fully appreciate the beauty of anadansonii until now -- thanks!
Your plants are such an inspiration! Thanks for sharing your methods to grow monster leaves
Thanks :)
Beautiful Monstera Adansonii😍. When I first saw this video i was immediately inspired to grow aroids on moss poles especially bc I’m really into specific vining plants at the moment!😊
Thank you for sharing your tips! It is so healthy and beautiful!
Absolutely stunning definitely gonna use your tips and tricks. I have got one of these but my leaf size is nothing in comparison to yours. Thanks for sharing. I’ll hit you up in a couple of years so you can have a look at how I get on.
I enjoyed watching your amazing plant journey!🦋
Thanks :)
beautiful plants, thanks for sharing plant care info. much appreciated
I’d love a spotlight series!
Beautiful and lush plant… haven’t seen such large beautiful leaves as if it’s growing in its natural habitat
Thanks :)
Love the idea of a plant spotlight! Your plants are absolutely my GOALS!!! Not as easy to achieve here in Adelaide, gets way colder in winter but I can dream….
thank you :)
This is so wholesome. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching :)
Thanks Jan, terrific video - you've inspired me to rethink what I am doing with my adansonaii cuttings ... I'd love to know more about your feeding regime, frequency of feed, mixture of products you use etc
Thank you :) I have linked the fertiliser I use in the description. It's the only one I use and I just use it in line with the recommendations on the bottle :)
Thank you for sharing, watching from Balagtas Bulacan, Godbless,
Great video, as always ☺️ I'd love to see another one where you talk about the alocasia cuprea you have in the background for example... I recently started with Alocasias, they are beautiful but their chunky mix dries out too quick and they suffer. So I'd mostly like to know how you manage to keep their substrate consistently moist all the time? Or the secret is just to water constantly? 😃
There is one coming :)
I do well with lechuza pon and self-watering if you have access to pon where you live
I second that I can’t seem to keep more than 3 leaves on them. I bought a second plant to make it more lush but now it only has two leaves 🥺
They don't have to be moist all the time. They don't like drying out for long periods of time but constantly moist soil can cause problems as well.
I’ve been here since 17k subs!! Phew I can tell you’ll be massive in terms of subs
Fantastic info I just got a cutting,cut into 4 now in water to root, looking forward to grow now with knowledge ❤
Happy growing :)
YES! This is what I've been looking for, thank you!
You really have the green hand ... U make everything big! Lovin your plants!
Thank you :) a green thumb is a skill that is acquired :) so keep practicing :)
please continue this series. thank you for your insight
It’s amazing!!
You are such a smart man!
Thank you for sharing your experience with me.
Thank you :)
yes! please make a series! I would love to see a Monstera albo next
Even the back of your plants look awesome. 👏👏
Thank you for patiently experimenting & finally sharing your knowledge of your journey & successes!! You may have finally encouraged me to do similar approach of moss poles + chop & extend! 😆.
Would love to see more spotlight series of other plants as well!
Btw, I don’t know if you ever got to document your moving journey/process at all, but a possible future YT video could be covering how to move with so many large plants collection with minimal damages…? I just recently moved cross country and could only take very few plants with me and had to donate 90% of my plants away. (Also love to see Brad!! 😍😍).
Thanks :) didn’t document my journey when I moved last but i just moved down the road so I actually walked my large plants to the new house haha
@@sydneyplantguy Oh nice! Big/faraway moves are so stressful, especially if you have large plants (size/collections)!! 😌
Love to see all of your plants... the background plants are so beautiful ❤️ 😻 .....
Thanks :)
I'm growing this, already got my cuttings, moss pole and my determination to get mine as beautiful as yours.
Awesome video! Love this plant mine is slowly but surely getting there and love seeing it grow. Thanks for all your great content, luv it 💚
Thank you :)
Thank you for sharing these awesome tips! I love your channel🪴❤️
Thanks :)
Fully respect this video as many plant owners never tell you how they get their plants this big
Thanks :)
Hi there, your plants are gorgeous and I love your tutorials! I’m curious, you mentioned that they grow better in the home that you’re in now, as opposed to where you lived previously. I can see that you have a good bit of natural light coming in from the side, can you share the temperature and humidity that you maintain in there? do you keep your plant room warmer and more humid than the rest of your home?
I love these videos . I am learning a lot , and that beautiful cat tho. You just continue talking as he does his thing. Awesome . ❤️
He likes to be the centre of attention so when the plants get all the spotlight he gets jealous :D so cute !! Thanks :)
I'm so happy I found your channel! With the exception of my golden pothos on a pole and a Hoya on a trellis, I've just allowed all my other plants trail. I just put my adansonii on a pole a couple months ago to give that a try, but not a moss pole. Now I'll have to get the supplies to make your version of a moss pole & give your method a try! 🌱💚🌿
Happy growing :)
Oh my goodness what is that gorgeous plant in the corner by the window, with the big splits and variegation?? I love your channel, I NEVER watch UA-camrs but you've inspired me to completely redo my plant room 😁
It’s a variegated epipremnum pinnatum
@@sydneyplantguy thank you!! I just ordered myself one, fingers crossed one day it looks like yours!
Fark ….. Amazing and so Beautiful ⭐️
I didnt know this plant would get this big! amazing video
Thanks :)
Great video and thanks for the good idea on a spotlight on this plant I almost bought it at this Nursery today but I didn't I had a cutting once before but I killed unfortunately but I had no idea they can grow that large now I'm definitely buying one thanks and keep these Spotlight videos for plants coming please you did a great job👍
Thanks :)
Unbelievable. That looks incredible. I’m so jealous
This technique is absolute genius
I'd love the spotlight series!
Just put my (very ordinary but I adore them) Adansonii on a pole the other day and I'm so curious to see what it does with it. I know I won't ever have large foliage like that but I'm sure the plant will like it. What I found thought (Berlin based) is that I have to water my poles every other day (1meter pole, put 0,5-0,75 liter bottles on top each time). The soil stays pretty moist (just cocochips, pine bark, perlite, worm castings..) in between and bit of the water always drains through the pot. I have to carry all my plants to the tub before I water them and that is quite a challenge with my monstera variegatas 🤣
Anyways, thanks for your vids 👍 and pls say hi to Brad.
I have a watering tutorial which might help :) sounds like you might be using too much water if it drains all the way through :)
@@sydneyplantguy I've already watched all tutorials :) you helped me so much with the watering, because I now use bottles as well. I think I'll just have to find a good balance between "half a liter has gone through, the pole is wet" and "three quarter of a liter have gone through, it poured into the pot yet the pole isn't moist throught"
I know it's not comparable cause you're half way around the world with a completely different setting (temp., light, average humidity etc.) but with your 90cm poles, how often do you water them with those half a liter bottles (I'm just guessing they are half a liter though) round about?
@@berlinaroids do you know if regular adansonii can get large leaves? Or how is your adansonii doing on the moss pole? :)
Wow amazing, beautiful plant, I love Andansonii too 🥰
Thanks :)
I just put my brand new adansonii on my first moss pole, and I'm reconsidering. I had to wrap it around several times because it would have needed an extended pole already. Im considering chopping it and rooting nodes as you have done here and shown its effectiveness so fabulously. How many nodes would you say is too many to plant side by side?
i had a mayor rethinking of your impressive Moss pole growing method, because my selfmade moss poles got dry way to fast. So I just startet so build SOIL Poles, we´ll see how it develops
Plant Spotlight is definitely a thing!
What a beautiful plant. I’m new to the houseplant craze and have 3 varieties of monstera. I absolutely love the variegated ones. Can’t wait for it to be my next purchase, but I’m finding them hard to find in the states.
😲 wow amazing plants,.so beautiful
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IMPRESSIVE AND INCREDIBLE!😍👏
I'm having a variegated adasonii shipped this week so I revisited your video... cause it had stuck in my head! I'm going to give your method a shot and would "love to see" what you could do with the variegated form!
Happy growing :)
How is it going? Is ot sizing up? :) I am thinking of getting a variegaged adansonii but I would love to be able to get it to big size
Would looooove to see the next video on Atabapoense!! It's a mystery plant here in India and I'm sure there are others who'd like it too!!
Great video!
I'm just starting to fill my new flat with plants, Figured I'd settle by making walls of monstera, pothos and some boston ferns.
My monsteras didn't come with poles but i recently bought a bunch.
Is the water propagation really a mandatory step or can I start by propping cuts directly into soil with added poles?
Ur plant is so beautiful, i will subs !!
You really have a giant green thumb. Love your beautiful biggest plants I've ever seen. I have a pink princess for 14 months, and it has only grown a little bit.
Thanks:)
Beautiful!
The cat though 😻