Monstera Cutting and Water Propagation - House Plant Ideas
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2019
- Today I show you how to take a cutting from a Monstera for a Propagation Cutting or to keep in a vase of water For a beautiful House Plant.
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Wow, that’s what they look like in the wild! Thank you for posting this.
but why is it always his gfs password? ;/
I've never seen them in the wild either! So cool!
Wow! You are so lucky, you have them outside! Beauty!
This was actually very useful and informative. Don't listen to the hecklers Greg! Thanks for the help
F'n legend! Thank you so much for this video. I've watched so many, but only this one showed me what I needed to know because similar to the one you cut, the leaf stem I have grew horizontally for about 4" and then up at a 90° angle. So many people telling me it won't propagate and grow "correctly".
God, those were some HUGE monstera leaves
I'm so glad how concise this video is! Other videos get stretched out too long. (Probably to hit that 10min) Again, thank you so much for such a great & informative video
Exactly! Just get to point already.
Glad it’s short and sweet with this channel
Love watching the root system grow!
Thanks mate! Just went and cut two, fingers crossed they survive!
This is the cutest video, thank you!
I moved to London a while back so I'm playing this on hard mode.
That iguana on the tree made me happy lol.
Oh my gosh! You have a heaven forest!
This was so helpful! Thank you Greg
I just felt happy looking at that little monstera thrive. Thanks for the video. I will do the same 👍
Cool video, that's very simple to do to have an indoor plant.
That Iguana was just hanging out watching it all
Hi Greg nice to see you again
Thank you for sharing this 👍
Wow sited the varigated ones huge and stunning 😍 👏 👌
Great way to liven up any lounge room. Thanks GregO, Great video 👍
thanks David
Legend 👍 thank you. One of my favorites plants
Great info GregO, thanks. :)
perfect help that I was looking out for. Thanks🙌🏻
So jealous when I saw that variegated one! It was so big!
Oh how i miss this channel 😅
Thank you! Love these plants. When living in Aussie these things are everywhere and grow so well. Different story here in New Zealand lol. I have about 5 and the house is getting over grown but I love the feel of them around me :) thanks this video was really helpful
awesome mate
Thankyou for the useful tips!!
So helpful! Thank you
Nice one greg
When I first started learning what cloning was I immediately became addicted. Like Pokémon I had to catch em all 😂
Why pay when you can free 😁
@@gregthegardener a good reason for marriage
Hi greg, do you ever change the water or not?
Love it
Yes nice
Wow that variegated monstera $$$😯
Wow 🤩
Thanks for posting going to give it a try. 🙏
Love your videos mate
Thanks 😊
Wonderful video, very helpful thanks.
Useful video, thanks for sharing it.
Thanks Greg
You have beautiful beautiful garden.
I got a cutting of monstera today when I had gone to visit my doctor and I just fetched this cutting right from her garden and was looking for some guidance on how to propagate monstera. Your video is useful.
Greg I found this channel by accident. I'm a HUGE fan of Greg's Kitchen since the times you used to smoke salmon before making the videos.
I love,LOVE !!! that i found one with Aussie accent !!!! I'm gonna follow you !hahahahaha
Love it! I bought 3 leaf giant cuttings for only £5. It shock me as I can’t find a room for it. Amazing to watch how to cut it from the tree.
great work
cheers :)
Thank you
Hi Greg just discovered your channel and get interested with your content. Looking forward for more plants video... that monstera so huge. Thanks for sharing
Excellent travail courage
How lucky are you to have that in your garden.Amazing.I can't grow these plants in my house.🐱🐹
very interesting
Amazing. I want them
Nice &crisp .love frm India
Thank you too!
I really liked the video. It helped me a lot. Thanks for producing it. The nice little jingle at the end was good too. Maybe put that in the front too? I had one question: when I take it to soil for planting what is the best medium to use? I've seen them planted with a lot of rocks on top but I was curious if it needs real soil too and what kind I should avoid if any. Thanks Greg! Great video cheers 🥂
Like .. tysm for this :)
Thank you for the tips..I hope I can find monstera plant somewhere here in our place.
Thank you Greg my Monstera Albo needs some TLC after shipment in a box for 5 days I'm going to try this :)
“He’s your Aussie mate I the garden- Greg the Gardener!” Pissin’ meself! 🤣
Thank you so much Greg for sharing this to us, I have some cutting from a fallen tree, we had heavy rain and strong wind here in Cairns FNQ, I have some plants that is in water and wasn't sure what to do with this monsters if it would like to soak it in water. I like the way you explain things, simple and direct to the point, new subscriber here. Thanks mate.
Wow ! Didn't know it could climb that high...I guess I better keep it in the pot.
😲 WOW
I don’t know why but I love this channel more than your Greg’s kitchen channel. This channel is so amusing and I can’t stop laughing very hard at all your videos. I don’t know if you’re trying to be funny or not but I think they’re hilarious.
Wow biautiful
I like 💚👍
I'm glad you like it
Wow, so many monstera, wish i u could share some for us. Nice video..thanks sir
Arrasou que lindaaaa.
We meet again Greg you bloody legend 😅👍 You showed me how to go about lin seed oiling cane furniture, and here you are again teaching me something else! I'm guessing once the cutting root system develops quiet a bit you can plant straight into a pot?? Once again thank you very much mate. All the best 🙏
Tnx
Greg! Thanks for the video. I’m not sure if I saw in the video briefly but I think you have some Monstera Albos!! Please sell some cuttings
the reason i liked this video is because its straight to the point. i dont want the full rundown history of some bondi influencers life before even getting into the actual process
I want to live in a country where I can go for a walk and see some random Monsteras growing between the trees ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ
Muito lindo
Классно
Thank you great video!
can you do a video on lemon grass how to separate it and replant it outside.
Gday GregO :-)
Gday
Thanks Greg! I always like seeing that you have uploaded a new video. You mention all purpose fertilizer in a few videos. What exactly should be used as a all purpose fertilizer? Writing from Sarasota, Florida USA.
i used a seaweed fertilizer for this
😊👌🍀🎈
Thanks for all those great videos, I noticed on this one, that you have a monstera variegated, could you please sell me one cutting? I'm located in San Antonio Tx
Wow! Amazing. Are those variegated leaves on top of the tree are part of the all green on the ground. Those variegated leaves are gorgeous!
Wow Grego, your up early. Was waiting for a video for a while.! Suggestion for a new video perhaps, do a video about a day in your life, what happens from the get go. I think that’ll be kinda interesting to watch. Also I suggest you ask your other viewers for ideas on what they want to see.
Im a boring person. My life is very boring 😁
GregO you are not boring okay. You are a legend ! My life is more boring than yours . . .I have a long haired cat as my partner and only 2 friends.
gregthegardener if your life is boring , most of us won’t know what to call ours.
you have more than me then haha
Thank you so much for your video. I have some monstera growing in my garden but they are huge like yours, and seems I cannot find any baby leave, all of them are huge like almost a meter long just the leave. Do you know if they are huge like that is still able to propagate?
Hello . I want to try this.
Do I need to change the water everyday? Thanks
Omg, is that an albo veriegata or tai constellation at 1:04? Its huge!
*it looks like it could be an Epipremnum aureum*
@@dylxnchn now the timestamp is going backwards so it says -2:20. That's the plant I'm talking about.
that is big golden queen
I think its a potho in wild and climbing up conditions they get really REALLY big
I love that plants so much, but that is very expensive here in the Philippines..I hope I can have that in the near future...
Nice video, beautiful surrounding. From where u r brother...? There is nothing more beautiful than greenery. 👌👍💐
He sounds like he is from Australia.
I love the way the monster is grows naturally outside what country are you in
can you replant the node when the roots has started?
How frequently we should change the water of the jar
I grabbed my moms monstera deliciosa to try to save it. After taking it out of soilvit was obvious it was extreme root rot. I cut away all the rot and set it out in the air overnight. It does have a lot of ariel roots that are not damaged. Can I save this plant? Will water propagation work well? I really want to save this plant. But I'm nervous because there really isnt any soil roots left......advice?
Can I grow it at Vancouver outside beside the big tree?
Woww woww her a rich out monstera🤣
Hi Greg! I am a bit curious about what you do for a living now. You used to do gardening and worked for a car company. Surely youtube funds and patreon aren't enough to live on, no matter how thrifty a person can be. Good to see you using your green thumb skills!
I youtube full time while I am looking for a job 😀
@@gregthegardener have you considered topless dancing?
yes, actually i have :P
What other fertilizer can we use for growing it in water other than seaweed??
So cool I've never seen monstera in the wild. Is this Australia 🇦🇺?
How frequently u change water? once the aerial roots grow big , can I plant it in a pot full of soil?
I've read change water every three to five days and use a potting mixture more airy with better drainage than potting soil.
Nice job Grego, I wish I had a green thumb, but about everything I plant dies. what is the critter at 1:47, a baby big-foot? Always enjoy both your channels, keep up the good work. thanks for posting👍👍
it is a water dragon lizard
thanks for this video!!
I am a little confused about where new leaves can grow from.. if you have one plant (one main stem with multiple nodes/roots and leaves), new leaves just grow out of the stem of the newest leaf. If you are propagating and you cut the plant into sections, each with a stem/leaf and node or root, and then try to propagate the cuttings, is it possible for new leaves to grow from all the cuttings, or only a cutting containing the plant's newest leaf? And if you take a cutting from a mother plant and the cutting contains the newest stem, node, and leaf, can that mother plant still produce new leaves? Sorry if this is confusing I'm new to all of this! Thank you!!
The answer to all of the scenarios you have listed is: YES! All of these plants will begin producing new leaves once again. There are multiple dormant points on the plant that will begin to grow into the next growing tip, once the current one is removed. After your cutting has a sufficient root system it will begin to grow more leaves. If your cutting contains the growth tip it will probably win the race but the others won't be too far behind. Monsteras are incredibly vigorous growers and respond very well to pruning and propagation. Best luck with your plant experiments!
What do you add to the water? Seaweed solution?
Can you pot these once root system develops? Or will they have to live in water forever as a plant?
Hi Greg, I love the monstera and would love to keep it purely in water. I am super new to planting and wanna ask if i could get 3 individual stalk of monstera and plant them in a bottle. I am asking because I wonder how high is the survival rate, how often to trim the roots, how often do you add seawood solution to it?
With these plants you don't need to overthink things - put in water for a month or two until you see well formed roots, then plant in soil and keep in a bright area, not in direct sunlight. Lightly fertilize once a month.
Only caution is not to have outside in winter, they like warmth so perfect near the light source in the kitchen or bathroom.
Hi Greg!
I have had a monstera clipping in water since August 2019. I have got a new big leaf too! I want to pot in soil... any recommendations?
You said it, just pot it in soil - they're that simple to grow.. if anything you had it in water too long!
I add a small amount of soil to mine every day until it is mostly soil.
Caí de paraqueda nesse vídeo que pena que minha planta não salvei 😔