How to Grow Monstera Thai Constellation Indoors │ Tips, Challenges and Success!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video, I share my experience growing the stunning Monstera Thai Constellation in indoor conditions. From proper light, humidity, and watering tips to managing aerial roots and choosing the right pot, I cover everything you need to know to help your plant thrive. I’ll also give you some personal insights, including why I don't use support for this Monstera and how I fertilize during the growing season. After years of growing a variety of houseplants, I’ve learned helpful tricks for keeping them healthy year-round. Follow along for more tips on plant care!
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❤ your MTB so much I ordered my own. 😊 I've got a large plant collection but this will be my first monstera.🎉 Can't wait for it to arrive!
That is awesome! I have no regrets about getting this plant, even though the prices for Thai Constellation have dropped here in Europe, and I ended up overpaying for it two years ago.
I wish you patience as your plant settles into its new environment and reveals its true character and beauty!
@@1000and1planti was checking the local sellers here in Slovenia but I got a better deal on a more mature plant from a grower from Italy with great references so I decided to go for it 😊 You seem to be taking care of yours really well since it's got huge leaves!
I love this but mine is still very much a baby lol. I got it with five little leaves on it. It has since dropped those leaves but still has five leaves that get bigger every day. It is getting moved this winter and getting a grow light.
8 hours of grow light in winter is recommended 👍🏼🪴😀
If each new leaf of the Monstera is larger than the previous one, it's a good sign that the plant is happy. You are doing everything right. Additional lighting is very important for variegated plants. They can't be lacking in anything, as it immediately and irreversibly affects the quality of the leaves. Sometimes, they simply don't develop, leaving a gap on the stem.
Yes, but my grow light has a timer with only two options: 6 or 12 hours. After reading your comment, I went ahead and switched it to 12 hours. You can never give a Monstera too much light! 😅💡💰
If each new leaf of the Monstera is larger than the previous one, it's a good sign that the plant is happy. You are doing everything right. Additional lighting is very important for variegated plants. They can't be lacking in anything, as it immediately and irreversibly affects the quality of the leaves. Sometimes, they simply don't develop, leaving a gap on the stem.
@@1000and1plant one of mine has a 3, 9, 12 timer and the other one doesn’t have a timer. I usually just keep them set to 12 hours 🤷🏻♀️ I’m looking at getting a different kind of grow light for my monstera and white and pink princesses. They will all stay together this winter around a little humidifier too.
I wonder why it’s called a Monstera…. 😂
That’s thing is a Kaiju!!
Haha, exactly! Like a leafy Godzilla-big and unstoppable!
How old is your plant?
I bought this Monstera with three leaves in January 2023. I think it was a top cutting from a fairly mature plant, so it's hard to say how old it was. But I've had this Monstera for one year and 10 months. I know this for sure because I have photos from right after I bought it and when the new leaf started growing. It currently has 13 leaves and is getting ready for its second winter.
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