💚UPDATE on the plant ➡: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ipiHsK2FfpzNhbg.htmlsi=cwJROxLwXDW25HT0 I was incredibly sad the plant was in such a bad condition. I wish I could have saved more leaves and preserved this beautiful mature specimen. It really hurt to cut her down so radically. She is at the current moment, merely a shadow of herself. Unfortunately the state of the roots was devastating. I am incredibly thankful I was even able to find a true large form Monstera and I promise I will do my very best to give her a new breath of life in my home. I intend to grow and love her for a long time to come. Thank you for watching and being part of this experience, see u soon 💚

@djowen23

Жыл бұрын

You should really try some Hydroponic methods with some of those cuttings it works very well I use a lot of those methods with my cuttings

@graceaxisa4213

Жыл бұрын

I hear they are resilient plants and with time, and your necessary trimming, she will bounce back, healthier than ever ❤️

@kerryh3918

10 ай бұрын

Definitely try a seaweed solution to help rejuvenate those poor roots & when you do repot it again a 2:1 mix of potting mix & perlite to make it a light & airy mix. I have an outdoor gigantic monstera 5m long x 2m high that I’m water propagating atm to make some new little monsteras…. such a pity I couldn’t send you 1 but as I’m in South Australia that’s sadly pretty well impossible. Really enjoyed your video & fingers xed for your plant to survive

@Blurrigt

6 ай бұрын

You absolutely did the right thing cutting it down. I gree up with teo of these in my childhood home, I used to pretend it was a jungle my smurfs lived in 😂 (the 80'). They were HUGE and when we moved my mom donated them to the church because frankly that's the only place they fit 😄. I've wanted my own since then, bought a speciment probably 10y ago, and yeah... still quite small 🙄 I only recently looked into it and realiced I had a "small leaf" version, the "Monstera Borsigiana", and obviously I went on a hunt to find a true "Monstera Dedeliciosa". Hard to find... mostly found one or two leaf cuttings for 20-50€. And then... I found someone giving a way a "small" plant 😍 She thought it was sick or dying 😄 Possibly too much sudden light and for sure too small pot with no support to climb on, it look really healthy otherwise! Obviously I went to get it! 😁 That was yesterday. It's now resting in my livingroom and I'm sooooo exstatic!!! The stem is only 20cm, but it's full of leaves, 8 actually. And almost all have perforations and holes, and the true deliciosa telling of wavy knobby edges where the leafs meats the stems 😁😍🥰. I'm sooo happy 😄. My mom was a devoted plant lover and died 2018 so this brings up so many memories and emotions. ❤

@safuwanfauzi5014

3 ай бұрын

I have Thai constellation it more beautiful, but expensive

A small tip: When trimming browned portions off leaves, a good idea is to leave a really thin strip of brown on the leaf so you can see if the browning got worse. It's also better because it doesn't open new wounds on the leaf.

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

You're right Aiden, in hindsight I should have definetly been a little bit more careful cutting those pieces off. I can see a little new yellow brown edge. I'll think of you next time I have to trim something for sure. 😊 I'ts probably way less stressful for the plant if you only cut off dead material too. Thanks for the advice 💚

@aidensiessmayer5615

Жыл бұрын

@@LeafyLuster It's obviously personal preference, especially when it comes to aesthetics vs the health of the plant. Thanks for the reply!!!

@silviavasconcellos5654

Жыл бұрын

Wise advice :)

@Optimisticnature123

Жыл бұрын

Well thanks for that very important tip. Makes perfect sense 😊

@NatMad-dk3vl

Жыл бұрын

Great idea!

omg I didn't even finish the video yet, but lifting the plant with the rope IS SO SMART

@LeafyLuster

11 ай бұрын

I felt really really smart when I got that idea, sooooo thank you for saying that Lari 😂😂😂💚

This brought back some painful memories: when I lived in a WG with a huge communal space I found a 25 year old large form monstera to pick up for free. We picked it up on the other side of the country with a van. I had to move out after a while and when I came back a year later the 5 meter tall mama and all the 'small' (1 to 2m) offshoots had died back to a handful of yellow and brown leaves. A group of 10 people was unable to keep that poor baby alive. It was devastating. Especially because I didn't know about the distinction between large and small form at the time. If I had I would have taken a cutting with me on moving out, and not just the small form one from my bedroom. She's doing great now though, she just hit the ceiling last week. But I would do almost anything to sit in a chair reading a book underneath those giant leaves again.

Wow! What a big monster monstera! Although the roots are not great, it’s still worth it; at 15 yrs with good genes, even cuttings will be worth it. Thanks for sharing!

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree Carol! That was one of my thoughts too. Even if just the top cutting keeps on growing I would be over the moon. I also would have been happy with just a cutting of this plant, but the sellers were moving house and didn't want to take the plant with them. So obviously if I can, I will take on such a giant with joy. 🥰 Always happy to hear from you 💚

I would be sooo happy to see an update. Like half a year later or something like that ❤

@LeafyLuster

8 ай бұрын

UPDATE IS OUT NOW: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ipiHsK2FfpzNhbg.html

I live in Brazil and I have several growing outside, with 90 cm leaves! I also have a Monstera deliciosa albo-variegata 2 m high, with 60 cm leaves. It's so nice to live in warm climate!

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

I envie you Silvia, growing & seeing them outside must be a dream. Since it's finally getting warmer here I put the Monstera on the balcony, to give it a looot of light 👍😊

Kristina! You were the perfect plant mommy to find this new baby! OMG!

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Hi Tina 💚 the timing was just right, the chances to save her are still good 😊

The ‘OooO’ as the plant was being cut killed me, absolutely hilarious!

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Hi Blair, so glad you appreciate the little funny editing touches I add in the videos. See u in the next one 😁

Those roots are wild! Beautiful plant, you did an amazing job getting it situated and taken care of.

“I cross my toes, my fingers, everything I have” - that had me rolling 😂😂

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad you had a good time here Jose 🥳😂

Hi Kristina, my grandma has a MASSIVE large form monstera in pristine condition, and it is over 50 years old (bought in 1971!) and it is over 4 metres tall with incredible fenestrations and perforations like yours but with less brown tips!

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Omg Xavi, that sounds absoulutely beautiful!!!! That's the dream of every single person here in the comments 💚😁

@neonice

Жыл бұрын

Why are all the comments bragging like bro, it's not even special. Sure, it's important to have fun but everyone is acting like they have a unicorn at home lol.

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Fair point ^^ Although a 50 Year old plant inside a House does seem a little bit special to me at least 😁 Especially since I can't imagine ever owning a house , let alone one that is big enough for such a huge plant 😂😂😂

@rebeccayoung4019

Жыл бұрын

@@LeafyLuster It is special to have a plant that old

@dee4716

Жыл бұрын

​@neonice why be so negative? Keeping a plant that long is an achievement! And I don't see it as bragging, it's sharing plant experiences with like minded plant people. I hope in decades I still have some of my plants to "brag" about.

Ah, that still looks great and I’m sure it will grow in a better shape now. So glad you rescued it ! 👍🏼🌿❤️

A few years from now you're going to have an amazing plant and the painful cuts will all be worth it.

You are obviously a wonderful plant mom. You are so cool. I learned a lot and now want a huge monstera like yours. Can't wait to see your future videos. Very happy to subscribe.

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 🥰! I can only recommend getting one, it's the best plant to immediately get a jungle feeling 😁. See you in the next video :)

you did such a fantastic job saving this poor baby!! even the "smaller" leaves are so gorgeous.. thanks for sharing this journey!! 💞

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

This is a collossal size project and one that required a lot of courage to undertake but I am so grateful you saved this beautiful girl from its inpending death🙏🙏🙏 Fascinating video to wathc you take it form its dying state to its brand new lease on life! BEAUTIFUL💗

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

I hope it can come back stronger again, it is definetly not back to full healt yet. I'm documenting everything for a future update video though 😊. I'm glad you enjoyed the video Jade 💚 See you in the next one!

I would love to see an update of this plant 🙏

I was just like you hunting for that large form Monstera here in the U.S. I got lucky and found this person purging most of his plants because he’s moving out of state.He sold me his two 10gal large form for $30.I had to rehab them both too since they were grown outside the house.Both are doing well now since they both just have new leaves.

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

That's an amazing find 😱. I hope mine can make a such a great recovery as yours. Congrats on finding such a good deal. I think patience and then being in the right place at the right time really pays out with big finds like these 😉. Greetings from Germany 👋.

What a lovely save. Those roots show how resilient the plant is, just making do. I am excited to see her progress. Thanks for such great videos. I just found your channel today. Yay!

The combination of compost and perlite would do wonders for water retention, but the only way to stop roots from rotting is to use an open substrate (so something like a mix of sharp grit, perlite, bark chippings and coir or compost). Is this something you considered at all? Also, a black bin bag over the entire aerial root system usually help with transpiration for stressed plants. Finally, consider a humate-based plant stress reliever tonic. They can do wonders in the short term for getting the plant back into its rhythm. Good job with a plant that size!

You did such a good job!!! It was a joy to watch!

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Morgan, I'm glad you enjoyed 💚 I love how it turned out. It was a big but really rewarding project.

Listen, I know it's a large boi but my jaw still dropped at 2:24! The small form is beautiful, but doesn't even begin to compare to large form. It's unfortunate that it's not in the best condition, but I know that you can rehab it and return it to it's former glory! Congratulations on getting one of your wishlist plants!

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Thaaaanks, yeah the big foliage is a showstopper & honestly in person it's even more impressive. Maybe also because I'm a small person 😅 It really was a lucky find. Now I'll have to practice a lot of patience until it hopefully starts growing again. Not exactly a strength of mine 😅 I really appreciate you always being here 💚

One thing I have learned about Moneteras, even though i haven't had one for very long, is that you give them half the water you think they need, and twice or even three times the sun you think they need.

Der switch zwischen Englisch und Deutsch war so sauber das ich es nicht gemerkt hab :D Ich hab schon öfter leute gesehen die Keiki (?) Paste benutzen um die schlafenden Augen zu "wecken" um eben nicht den langen Stamm abschneiden zu müssen aber selber hab ich es noch nicht probiert. Hätte genauso gehandelt wie du auch wenn einem das Herz dabei blutet. Ich persönlich lasse die gelb werdenden Blätter immer dran weil sich die Pflanze die Nährstoffe aus dem Blatt zieht und sie diese dann braucht zumindest glaube ich das :D

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Hi Celina, das mit den Blätter dran lassen mache ich auch oft so. Ich glaube nämlich auch das sich die Pflanze da noch Nährstoffe rausholt 😊. An Keiki Paste oder z.B. notching (den Stamm so halb einschneiden) hab ich in dem Moment gar nicht gedacht. Aber eigentlich könnte ich ja mal noch so Paste bestellen und z.B. auch an den Ablegern ausprobieren, gute Idee. Viele Grüße und bis zum nächsten Video 👋💚

I'm SUPER glad that you decided to propagate the stem after cutting it. Your flat will be full of GIANTS in no time. Great purchase and great video.

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

I hope so! It would be great to have a lot of baby giants 🥰 Altough they take their sweet time to grow 😅 I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

Your videos are very well made. I love your personality and the humor in the editing is fun! This was a real fun video to watch. Keep at it :) I love love love your content!

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Awww stop it Mara ☺️. You're to kind, it means a lot you not only like the editing but also my personality. That means so much more to me 💚 I promise I'll keep trying to make those videos as fun as possible for you 😉

@rebeccayoung4019

Жыл бұрын

Agree!

Wow that is a gorgeous plant you got a hold of. I love it. And you had me laughing throughout the whole video. Good job.

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! 😊 Glad you had a good time Jackie 💚 See u in the next video 👋

I looooved this video. Last year I finally got a true large form for my collection. It is one of my favorites. You definitely have to post updates as it grows!!

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

I'm so glad you enjoyed Mary 😊. Updates will definitely take a while. I feel like I'm in for a long lesson on patience with this Monstera 😅. See u in the next one! 💚

If you want your smaller leaved monstera to become "big form," I've found they need a few things. 1. Chunky, well-draining potting soil. I added sphagnum moss and orchid bark mix to cheap/standard, run-of-the-mill potting soil. 2. Slow release granular fertilizer. I've used Espoma Plant-tone as a topper every growing season, and added Osmacote pellets to the soil when repotting. 3. Strong but mostly indirect sunlight. They can take direct sun for a few hours (if slowly and properly acclimated!). I repotted a sad looking monstera, did all of the above and it got huge in a single year outside. It's a single stem cutting, so perhaps being the only stem the plant focused growth.

Have to say it’s my favorite plant channel;) so happy for every new episode;)

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you! You're a sweetheart Szymon, I appreciate you being here 😊💚.

I love that you found this plant, and I am extremely happy for the plant. I went to Home Depot today and walked through garden shop. I was disgusted at the treatment and shape of the plants.

@LeafyLuster

8 ай бұрын

Thank you 💚. Your right, stores sometimes treat their plants horribly.

WAU - what a monstera! A large form monstera with massive leaves is also on my wishlist, so I am kind of jealous now 😍 Congratulations for getting such an old and impressive plant! You did an absolutely amazing job getting the plant back to life. When I saw the roots I gasped, it looked really, really bad. Although it will take a while to get the plant back to its full glory, you did save it and will in time have a truly fantastic plant with quite a story to go with it 😀. Thank you for the content you put out and greetings from Finland!

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Hi Joanna, sorry for the tease 😅. This plant definetly deserves to be on your wishlist! I'm crossing my fingers you can find one some day 😊🤞 Hopefully in better condition then mine. The roots were reaaaaally bad. I wasn't expecting it to be THIS bad. But you're right the story is great and the project will be even more rewarding once it'll be back to full health 🥰 Greetings from Germany 👋

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

I also appreciate you for taking the time to write such a long and kind comment 💚

ich frag mich echt, wie die pflanze so lange überlebt hat, wahnsinn. das repotten war echt krass anzuschauen, aber deine monstera wird jetzt wahrscheinlich richtig abgehen, jetzt wo sie so ein gutes zuhause hat :) ich hab lustigerweise genau dieselbe erfahrung gemacht wie du. ich hab mir eine uralte monstera large form von ebay kleinanzeigen geholt, die 30 jahre alt war. seit 20 jahren im selben topf mit schimmel und verwesten wurzeln und einem kleinen zirkus an verschiedenen schädlingen. :D und hauptsache die verkäufer fragen mir löcher in den bauch, wie ich mich denn kümmern möchte und wo sie stehen soll - weil die pflanze ist wohl ein erbstück.... naja. das umtopfen und die pflege in den ersten paar wochen war schon nah an der ekelgrenze aber das war es echt wert! eine meiner lieblingspflanzen in der ganzen wohnung

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Hi Alina, tut mir leid für die späte Antwort. Ich bin leicht überfordert mit den ganzen Kommentare hier. 😅 Ja das war ein ganz schön großes Projekt und es ist auch noch lange nicht vorbei. Ich warte immer noch sehnsüchtig auf ein neues Blatt. Dafür haben 2 von den Ablegern bereits ein neues Blatt, welche sich gerade ausrollen. Wie coool das du genau die selbe Erfahrung hattest, ich bin mir sicher die Leute meinen es ja auch nicht böse aber Unwissenheit schützt halt auch nicht 😅. Ich hoffe ja auch auf ein Happy End wie bei deinem Schmuckstück, bis dahin muss ich mich aber wohlnoch etwas in Geduld üben 😁💚

Top tip, bread knife for the big stems, with a sawing motion. (It's cleaner than an actual saw!)

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Yep in hindsight I should have at least tried using a bread knife. Thanks for the great tip Sophie💚

Enjoyed your video. Very informative for plant lovers. Have a blessed day.

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 😊

Such an amazing plant and don't feel bad for chopping it - it will recover and I'm sure it is grateful for your intervention and will show that in time by growing bigger and lusher than ever before... 🥰 I'm really curious how are those cuttings doing - it's almost 2 months in, have they sprouted yet? 🤩

THANK YOU FROM AUSTRALIA - GREAT VIDIO GREAT EXPLINATION - FUNNY HAPPY GIRL WITH HER BOY FRIEND AND PLANTS..

hydrogen peroxide to stop root rot!! can soak the roots in a 50% water, 50% peroxide mix when removing from water logged soil. a thorough watering with this mix for a plant this size should suffice! you did great!! cutting off the yellowing leaf was a good call, this beauty will redirect that energy into root growth :)

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Oh my god yes!!!! Kevin you are a genius, thank you for reminding me of the peroxide. I used to use peroxide all of the time, I just didn't think of it. I already ordered some and will definitely use it. I usually buy 3% solution and mix it half and half with water. Thank youuuu💚

You must be really lucky with this awesome looking and helping partner.

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Yes I am! I'm very lucky he tolerates my bullshit 😂

oh wow this monstera looks like it comes from a mother that is 50+ years old! so many midcentury homes have outdoor specimens that look just like this

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

I can only imagine how beautiful this plant would look outside. I'm still nursing her back to health. She has taken a pretty big hit but is fortunately still alive 🥳

This dream plant reminds me why i grow plants! Fortunately the little plant i bought in 2018 in a small berlin nursery turned out to be a large form monstera ❤ it’s already getting huge, but nothing in comparison to your lucky find Hopefully your monstera will bounce back soon, you did a great job saving it. Can’t wait to see updates on this one 😍

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

That's amazing. Lucky you found a large form. Seeing it grow up from a young plant must be really rewarding 😊 updates will 100% follow. I'm really curious how long I will have to wait for a new leaf ☠️😂

It took me about four years to get mine to grow such leafs. 50 Euros is actually cheap considering you get a plant that grew for years to get there.

I have probably watched this video ten times. I love that beautiful plant and her comeback story! After hoping and wishing, I just scored a large-form Monstera on Facebook Marketplace. I'm much less nervous about how I'll repot and rehab my baby after watching your journey with yours. Thanks for sharing this experience! :)

this is an absolute dreamplant, i hope i can find one myself some day.. am soon moving into a house.. i only got a few small monsteras but this one defintely adds all the jungle vibes

I half regret getting mine. It started as a seedling. But in the tropics grew to 5 ft and spreading out in just 2 years. It is huge and does not like its pot. It grows like crazy.

I honestly didn’t know there was larger and smaller?!! Thank you!!

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Your welcome Kitkatt 😁 the "small form" leaves can get quite big too but if you compare them they will never reach the size of the large form. 🤓

Wow what a great plant find!! I think you did a great job!

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed the vid 😊

What a ride! Great video....that looked like a lot of work.

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

It was 😅😅😅, it was very rewarding though. Wish me luck it recovers quickly. 🤞 Cheers

I'm excited to see an update. I got a top cutting today that I have propped into 4 pieces. Here's hoping one or two live ha

@LeafyLuster

8 ай бұрын

Fingers crossed! Update is out now: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ipiHsK2FfpzNhbg.html

WOW !!! Such a beautiful plant

I gasped so hard when you were getting it propagated and the stem snapped 🙈🤣 Poor dude is a mess. You did so good at freeing those roots! They probably put sand to keep the soil from soaking up too much water? We love a supportive bf

I just got a little 35cm Thai Constellation and it is supposed to be a large form, I'm so excited! Those leaves make my heart flutter

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Yep i think all Thais are large form. Just the promise of those large leaves someday in the future makes it absolutely worth it to care for them 💚 I hope it grows fast for you 🤞😉

First video of yours and earned a subscriber. Best repot ever, so smart to suspend from beam work. Can’t wait to see updates

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

"Beam work" I shall rember that wording for the next time 😅. Hi Kim, I'm so happy you liked the video and decided to stick around. Welcome to the team 😊💚

Wow. Just wow. ❤🌱❤️🌱❤️ congrats on getting the larger form and as old as it is.

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Avi 💚😊 Greetings

Was für ein wunderschönes, riesiges Monster 👾 😍😍😍 traumhaft schöne Blätter. Ich hoffe alle Stecklinge sind gut angewurzelt. In wie viele Töpfe hast du die Schönheit verteilt? 😁 Macht Spaß zuzusehen. Ich werd bald das erste Mal von meinem Monster einen Kopfsteckling nehmen und weiß jetzt schon dass es mir schwer fallen wird 😁 Bei so einer älteren, verwachsenen, staubigen hätte ich auch richtig Freude am zerschnibbeln, putzen, neu bewurzeln lassen, aufteilen. Richtig klasse Video. Bin gespannt auf ein Update 💚

My Grandmother had one about 12 feet tall...it was a real monster. I loved it as a child.

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Hi Richard, woooow 12 feet, what a giant 😍. I bet it was glorious!

I instantly liked you the moment you said, 'for fuck sake' 🙂

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad you're not one the people being offended by this. 😂😂😂 This Monstera procet was so emotional, I just couldn'thelp it. 😅

Great video from beginning to end. It looked great after all the pruning.

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, I had a lot of fun sweat and tears with the project 🥰

I loved everything about this video.

As a plant friend in training I loved this video! The whole thing was just well composed, entertaining and informational. Do you have a special soil mixture for your Monsteras or in general, and where do you buy stuff in Germany?

Hallo Kristina! Ich bin Diego aus Buenos Aires, Argentinen. That plant looks amazing! You should make an update on it. Please don't give up. Once I was given a Mostera Deliciosa just like that and I didn't have enough place to plant it. (The place where I live is cold during winter but it doesn't snow). I remember throwing somewhere on my backyard a cutting whitout any leaf and 6 months later finding new growth popping out. So, yours will be a beautiful large form one! Abrazo.

I'd love to see an update on this!

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

It's in the making, unfortunetaly everything goes so slooooow 😅

"Okay, Fuck it, I'm going to do it" My go-to phrase. Sometimes I regret the decisions though xd

You need drainage holes in your flower pot. Otherwise the roots will rot!!!

@LeafyLuster

10 ай бұрын

Don't worry. All my pots have drainage.

I wish I had one this big too. 🥺 Amazing plant, satisfying video. Good job! 🫶❤️

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! 🤗 I'm glad you enjoyed it, see u in the next one 💚

Hello from Puerto Rico!!! That monstera plant is soooo beautiful!!! Enjoy!!! 💚🐩🪴🙋🏼‍♀️

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Hi Nina, it really is. I just hope it stays that way 😅. Sending love to Puerto Rico.

Spontaneous but fun! This was great!

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it Nicolette 💚! I think the spontaneousness helped the video a lot actually. You got to see my true real time reactions. It was such a rewarding and fun project 😁

I'm so happy not to be the only crazy person playing with dirt in my flat 😂😂 I'll send this vid to my bf to show him that its not at all strange 😄

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Yes do that! And tell him I also said it's not strange at all 💚😁

Wow it's very nice monstera love it new friend from Manila Philippines

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Marian 💚 greetings from Germany

Ooh that monstera is beautiful!! Shocked it had so much root rot! I think you could've saved the leggy and bare stalk by notching it near the nodes to promote new growth there. Also I've been taught a chunky mix that allows for airpockets is better than regular soil for aroids. I'm excited to see the new growth on the propagations

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Hi 😊 I think you're right. I didn't even think of notching as a possibility. I just recently watched a video from @unplantparenthood about notching and thought the exact same thing. Unfortunately a little too late 😅. I use perlite and orchid bark in my soil for more airation. I Agree, it makes for better soil. 😁 I'm glad you enjoyed your time here. Updates will follow, although I fear there will be a great deal of patience involved 😅.

Girlfriend, you better take that monster outside and spray the shit out of it and also spray with pest control! I have a feeling you may have some new flatmates...those people obviously didn't know what to do for that poor plant. I think you should have cut about one foot of roots off. Plants are more forgiving than we think.

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

I was quite surprised there were no webs or any sticky sap on there. I also didn't find any brown spots. So I was so weirdly sure there wouldn't be pests on there. You are absolutely right though, I will spray her down. It's only 4 leaves left anyway, that's manageable. Thank you for the reminder Anna 🙏

Swiffer thingy-aka used dryer sheets. I Love the Love coming from this video/informational/tutorial/historical and great character development. 😁😎🖖🏻 Danke Schoen Great editing and music too!

I would have cut that baby in a million little cuttings and grow each of them into a beautiful healthy new plant. The bigger the cuttings leaf, the bigger the one that comes after. And those leafs are looking rough anyway.

Amazing plant find!!

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

It really is!

I have a large form monstera that is growing horizontal instead of vertical. Her leaves are 3ft long and she is a beast. I have to repot her today because the weight of her new leaf made her tip over on to the floor. She didn't get hurt which is great, but now I don't know how to repot her so she doesn't grow sideways anymore. I think I might have to cut her and root the cuttings. But she literally just opened a new leaf. The struggle is real.

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Oh wow, but that is a tough situation to decide how to proceed, best of luck with her💚

It's so satisfying to watch your video

@user-xs4zj9oi9u

Жыл бұрын

Please bring in more big leaves 🥰 and lots of plant pampering vedios

It's the first time I ever seen a plant hoisted 🤣🤣🤣👍

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

You and me both! Ahhh hoisted was the word I was looking for, thank you 😂

@mamalongsplants1559

Жыл бұрын

Your welcome

Beautiful Monstera and your green home 🍀

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Kjewon 💚

I gasped when I saw that rootball and the sand😱

Hey Joanna, der Sand ist vermutlich wegen eines Befalls mit Trauermücken auf die Erde gestreut worden. Das hilft, die Trauermücken los zu werden. Liebe die Pflanze 🙂

Oof!! The cutting sound effects are hilarious 😂 10/10 will recommend

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha thank you Christopher 😁. I'm glad you can enjoy my editing genius 😂😂😂. See you in the next video!

Here in Colombia we can find large form monstera un every corner beautifull plant congrats

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Hi Daniel, if I ever manage to visit Colombia I shall admire them all! 😁 Greetings from Germany 👋

Such a cool video, you have a new subscriber here! Really love how excited you are for this plant, im so excited for you, good luck with that beautiful plant, can't wait for updates! ❤😀🌿

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Jess!! I'm glad my emotions came across right. It's such an amzing project & I can't wait for new leaves as well. I'm already getting new growthpoints and the top cutting is getting it's first new leaf. I am documenting everything for a future update 😉💚

😂 I am laughing because my husband just phoned to tell me that he is working at a house that is soon to be demolished (😢) and that, if I want, he can take a top cutting of the massive Monstera deliciosa growing in the garden! Of course, I said yes! I think I'm going to be very busy chopping and propagating later today! 😅

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Woaaaaahhh, I see why you chose him as your husband. He's a keeper! 😁 Have fun multiplying your new Monster Grace 💚💚💚

@graceaxisa4213

Жыл бұрын

@@LeafyLuster 😅 Thank you!

WOW! love your video I am going to watch it 2 👍💖

@LeafyLuster

3 ай бұрын

Thank you 🤗

Servus! Congratulations on your monstera. My favorite plant. I am blessed to be growing mine from a cuttings of my mother’s plant. In my care for 12 years now and it’s more than 40 years old as it was in our house when I was a child. Although I grew up knowing it as a split leaf philodendron. 😂 I’m reporting myself in a couple weeks. I have 4 vines going in the current pot. One primary and three are smaller. Going to separate them and add a Thai con in the pot. I think the multi tone look will be a stunner. That leaf is gorgeous. I think yours has me by size. My latest one broke 76 cm and is still hardening off. My goal is >91cm hopefully this summer. I would keep the chonk out of the water and only put in the aerial roots. Stop it from rotting. Good growing!

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Hi Richard, wow 40 years! I imagine it to be massive! I love that you took over the plant from your mother and keep growing it out yourself. Crazy how old plants can get when there is someone taking good care of them. Love that! I feel like plant names are changing constantly so maybe it'll be called something completely different in 20 years 😂. I would love to see that thai with your big monstera. I'm all for it, i bet it will look absolutely stunning once they are potted together. Thank you so much for the tip with the roots & for leaving such a sweet and thoughtful comment. See you in the next video & good luck with your plants😊🌿

Loved the video great work! I think you’re funny

@LeafyLuster

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!! 😁 Glad you enjoyed the video 💚

HI! I enjoyed your video so much! Your commentary also made me laugh, and feel your pain during the cutting down. Am now subscribed. Thank you!

Indoor plants need a lot of light. Please remember to provide it to your new baby!

I would be soo paranoid that root rot virus got everywhere in the house. Good job with getting the plant nice and tidy.

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha haven't really spent any time worrying about root virus. Did you have any experience with root virus yourself? I'm just glad I was able to get rid of all the old soil 😁. Greetings & sorry for the insanely late reply 😅

@mrscotchguy

Жыл бұрын

@Leafy_Luster My primary plant hobby is Bonsai. I do a lot of cuttings and try to avoid contamination whenever I can. What I've noticed is particularly vigorous plants are more prone to long term root rot. They don't outright die, they live despite waterlogged, aerobic soil. Always better be safe than risk losing a favorite plant. Great content btw, keep the fun videos coming!

Reminds me of my childhood ... My mother was obsessed with them, and grew so many this size.. She regularly sold them to a massive tourist glasshouse ... ...as they got so high. About 16ft tall.!! It grew in the hall , went up the stairs into the landing ( upper floor hall ). It was enormous .😳 She regularly cut them and separated them etc.. But never cut them to pieces like the video. I wish she had now. Eventually they eiher died or she gave them away . But they were hard work sometimes... ...especially repotting etc ..lol. I remember using milk to clean the leaves in the 70s.😆 Loved the video and information..thank you... Makes me inspired to buy a new one for my next house . 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Hi Morgan, wow 16 ft in a house on multiple floors, that's really just like in a conservatory 😍😍. I don't even know how one would start repotting or moving such a giant plant 😅. Thank you for sharing that story with me 😊. Do you know why you had to clean them with milk ? Was is something about pests or just to clean them? Very interesting.

@Morgan-yl3ou

Жыл бұрын

@@LeafyLuster Trust me , it was a nightmare , and a familly event when it was time to repot . We all helped . 4 of us grappling with the whole thing. We repotted it where it stood , using plastic sheets to protect hall floor. Mother would tie the plant up against the stair rail for support . Then it reached the 1st floor attic door .madness! Sometimes we had to repot many in one go. They were all giants ..😳😳😆 We even had a massive round glass bottle full of plants , typical 70s. But father accidently smashed it , using the hoover to clean the hall. Oops..😆 Mother wasnt too happy, to say the least . The milk was just to clean , then leave a shine on the leaves . Its so strange , my father and I even used milk as top coat for our paintings. Nowadays , i dont know how it never went off or left a bad scent . But it worked ! This was the 70s and 80s . The plants seem to like it ...they all grew beautifully . Ahh the good old days , you cant beat them. 🥰

Nice video I can feel yor love for this cheese plant :-)

i loved that u were swearing in the video shows ur real i subbed as well

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Haha, hi Joel. It was such a emotional an wild situation, I just couldn't help it 😅. I'm glad you liked the video, welcome to the channel 👋😊

It's very beautiful, would you be willing to sell cuttings in the future? (I live in Poland and it's so hard to find large form!)

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Hi Angie, unfortunately I can't ship plants at the moment. I am crossing my fingers you'll find a good deal in Poland soon 🤞😉

You probably should have worn a mask :-) Bravo for having saved this old big mama.

@LeafyLuster

9 ай бұрын

Your probably right 😅😅😅

I had it on a mango tree with its leaves over 4 feet in length / perhaps its because of organic fertilisers, mango tree

@alamdarnaqvi564

Жыл бұрын

it likes early morning dew too

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Wow that's huge, I guess I'll never get that inside my house but you're right, the "natural fertilizer" probably helped a lot 😁👌

I just got one too!! It's about the same size 🤣 I don't know where to put it!!

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Hahahaaa, some things never change. First buy a plant...then worry where to put it 😅. I feel u Daniel.

Is there an update video? You did an incredible job trying to save her. She was in very challenging shape. Poor thing.

Kristina, it would be nice to get an update on your beautiful Monstera ❤

@LeafyLuster

8 ай бұрын

It's coming today 😉