I have here a similar plant from other method, it's a green on green that I cut down, the new leaf has a sector neon green, I am wondering if exposure to strong lights encourages new type of varegation. I'll be wating for next leaf to see if it is stable.
Sunlight is one of the most important things to help plant grow strong, healthy and big. When it gets larger, then you would have more chances for propagation. This way you will find out if it would produce more types of variegation throughout the process. The right amount of sunlight depends on how each plant like to have. Too much of it, then it can burn your plant.
Amazing work as always! I love sitting here when the family go to bed, have a smoke..get all my seed sports together and watch your videos. The stem on that is crazy!
It is in Monstera deliciosa albo variegata family. This plant came from a seed, that I selected seedling and grow it to these days. Have not been sold to anyone yet. I have more than one individual seed grown, which most of them have its own nick name to ID them in my collection. M. northern lights is a nick name of this plant. It is not the same clone with "deliciosa albo/yakuza". You can look at these videos of my in the link to understand why I name some of my seed grown Monstera deliciosa variegata. Can you share information of " deliciosa albo/yakuza " ,, we never hear of it before. th-cam.com/video/Pq-AOR17gHo/w-d-xo.html
@@frankytjandra We was hoping you have more information on "deliciosa albo/yakuza", than just what they stated from the 3rd party information on web, that why I asked, but you don't have it. So now it looks like "monstera mexican cream" . I don't know what that plant is. Do you own any of the plant you just mentioned and grow it for a long time or study them up close? If not and you new in this, then it can be confused. We know some people cannot tell M. deliciosa ' Thai Constellation' Vs M. borsigiana albo variegata. We knew many sellers sold a Monstera " Mexican Mint, Samxicana " came from Mexico. Is this a plant that you are asking about? Never hear of "mexican cream" If you own this plant and have photos, then you can reach out to me on Instagram or Facebook, we can take closer look of them. Anyhow, all plants you are talking about are not the same clone of my plant.
I have here a similar plant from other method, it's a green on green that I cut down, the new leaf has a sector neon green, I am wondering if exposure to strong lights encourages new type of varegation. I'll be wating for next leaf to see if it is stable.
Sunlight is one of the most important things to help plant grow strong, healthy and big. When it gets larger, then you would have more chances for propagation. This way you will find out if it would produce more types of variegation throughout the process. The right amount of sunlight depends on how each plant like to have. Too much of it, then it can burn your plant.
Amazing work as always! I love sitting here when the family go to bed, have a smoke..get all my seed sports together and watch your videos. The stem on that is crazy!
@wonder_keeper
How are your monstera variegata seedlings doing? Please share video of them. We love to learn more about them.
look like deliciosa albo/yakuza whats northern lights?
It is in Monstera deliciosa albo variegata family. This plant came from a seed, that I selected seedling and grow it to these days. Have not been sold to anyone yet. I have more than one individual seed grown, which most of them have its own nick name to ID them in my collection. M. northern lights is a nick name of this plant. It is not the same clone with "deliciosa albo/yakuza". You can look at these videos of my in the link to understand why I name some of my seed grown Monstera deliciosa variegata. Can you share information of " deliciosa albo/yakuza " ,, we never hear of it before. th-cam.com/video/Pq-AOR17gHo/w-d-xo.html
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@@wonder_keeper some how your "northern lights" its similar to monstera mexican cream. have u heard mexican cream? very very confused now hard to tell
@@frankytjandra We was hoping you have more information on "deliciosa albo/yakuza", than just what they stated from the 3rd party information on web, that why I asked, but you don't have it. So now it looks like "monstera mexican cream" . I don't know what that plant is. Do you own any of the plant you just mentioned and grow it for a long time or study them up close? If not and you new in this, then it can be confused. We know some people cannot tell M. deliciosa ' Thai Constellation' Vs M. borsigiana albo variegata. We knew many sellers sold a Monstera " Mexican Mint, Samxicana " came from Mexico. Is this a plant that you are asking about? Never hear of "mexican cream" If you own this plant and have photos, then you can reach out to me on Instagram or Facebook, we can take closer look of them. Anyhow, all plants you are talking about are not the same clone of my plant.