Variegated Monstera Deliciosa Best Way To Propagate
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Propagating Monstera can be easy but many people struggle with variegated variety or are just afraid to propagate. In this video I will show you how I propagate a rare Mint Monstera deliciosa from a calloused cutting from the mail to a well rooted cutting looking very healhty!
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That is such an important point.... to just leave the plant alone and don't freak out. Plus the pH is super important for the growth and nutrient uptake. Great video!
omg i wish i came across this a week ago of getting my first albo cutting. i did exactly what u said ppl do freak out and change substrates bc i saw brown. i went from water to moss to fluval 🙈. hopefully it will do well! thank you for the info will definitely use it for future cuttings
Need to get my hands on one. Glad it rooted like the green variety.
Yup worked well! Good luck!
One of my favorite part is rooting them , especially the variegated one !! You did a great job ❤️
Great advice! Many people do not provide sufficient light. Another option is a blend of half fluval stratum, half perlite in a tall and narrow see-thru container. The roots grow downward, and any aerial roots also grow down and into the substrate.
Nice tips thank you
Another reassurance video for me, Thank You! I freak out all the time, I feel like a bad Mother to my plants due to lack of experience. That leaf is Gorgeous! I can't wait to see its future 🌿🪴
as a thrip, I just want to say 🍽
Lmaooooo
Yes but....it already had roots. That makes it much easier.
How about starting with a fresh cutting.
I enjoy your videos
How does he get through the tight spaces in the grow room with balls that huge?
😂😂😂
Can you make a video about propagating a leafless variegated monstera node in water? Would it be better to add an air stone in the water?
i gotta get some additional nodes!
AWESOME tips! Thx :-)
Yes. I have ruined props by moving them too much. Weird that the ones that I shove in the back and forget about always do fine.
Same! The ones I forget about do the best lol
' Monstera albo callous' 검색해서 들어왔다가 김치통 보고 당황했어요
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currently have a thai in water it's doing great!
Glad to hear!
do you have any vids showing your grow light setup you use for this? or if they are on timers, how long they are on per day?
I see people dip one side of node in wax to help prevent rot - do you suggest and if so which side stays out of water and which side goes in water ?
That's my current wishlist plant lol
Those brown roots were normal air roots. They harden off while growing and get naturally brown. Nothing of concern. They can be utilized to grow water roots, just like you did in your video. Brown *dead* roots on the other hand, will be mushy and breaking off easily
What an experience to get that in the mail! How much lux at canopy level for those gorgeous plants? I want to put some of my own under some grow lights but I think they may be too strong...
Do you find any difference in success leaving the stem out and only having the roots in water?
I have not done any meaningful experiments around that so I'm really not sure. I should test it out
Speaking of kimchi, will you grow your own cabbage in your backyard setup, as well as the other ingredients to go along with it. I've been trying to homestead lately, But with smaller things first to see if I am not distracted and busy. I don't want the plants to die that could be edible.
I'm going through the same thing this year for the first time. I think the most important thing is to have a sprinkler or area hose that you can just turn on instead of having to do the dreaded "watering" everyday.
What ph should you be running if you are doing semi hydro for monstera albos
Mine is 8 but I've heard thats not ideal. However I will say in 4 years of a ph like that I've never had a plant rot in my water. And I've water propped many monstera species
Thank you for this video.
But did you change water? Or in general how often water should be changed?
I did not change the water at all
Yeah. I was freaked out and disturbed it. Hopefully it’s not too late to leave it alone for growing
can you make a video on how to grow the Chinese money plant?
Does it mean anything if there just isnt any new roots coming out after sitting in water for a month? The leaves are fine though, its not dying but it’s not growing anything new either! Can i conclude that this is a failed propagation? Everyone else seems to notice mew roots coming out around 14days！
Some can take a long time depending on their energy level, I'd hammer it with light. As long as it isn't rotting I'd just keep waiting eventually it will do something!
Thank you so much for replying! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
If rootings are brown or black and is not mushy then it’s fine
yup
I just propagated a 1 leaf Monstera Deliciosa Albo in water and it worked well. I got 2 new leaves so far, sadly they both almost completely white. There is some green in the steam but the leaves are 99% white. Is there a chance that I am gonna get a livable plant out of this?
You can chop it again and see If the new growth can muster up some green
Please graft ficuses and sansevierias
I will look into it!
@techplant how do your water-propagated monsteras do once you place them in soil? Don’t they then have to stress to grow “soil roots” and the water roots sort of become useless? Wouldn’t it be better to immediately put it in a soil of some sort, do get the soil roots growing? I get so much conflicting info about this.
I have thoughts about water roots vs soil roots. I'd have to organize them but I think its.much easier to go from water to soil than soil to water. I usually don't have trouble going from water to soil