Pruning & Propagating - Monstera standleyana 'Albo Variegata' (Five Holes Plant/ Philodendron Cobra) 

I love this channel. You speak clear and loud enough on every word. Pleasant, bubbly, sweet and your channel is wonderful. Just the perfect length of video with detailed educational information with being able to watch you prep as well. Spoke too soon, as you know the one part was low, but usually always great volume on the whole video.

Beautifully explained..

Thanks for sharing. Very thorough

Enjoyed this video very much..thank you ..blessings to you

Thank you for sharing, can’t wait to see an update on these babies.

Your amazing and so fun to watch!

Love your video, thank you... can't wait to see the update

Beautiful plants

Great info about where to cut on the internode. Great point about second chance, never thought about that. I just bought this plant and it’s not cheap, so learning all I can. Thank you.

Very informative! Thank you

Thankyou for the courage 🌻

I’ve really grown from liking to loving your videos! You are like a ray of sunshine😊 very uplifting. Thanks for this video. I have a small alba I got a couple of months ago. Still waiting for it to really take off🤞🏼🤞🏼

This one has been reluctant to grow roots in water for me. I just transferred my cutting to damp perlite today. More waiting!

Thank you for this video!! Very clear instructions and I love your enthusiasm for plants🙂 I am buying some monstera standleyana albo cuttings today and I am SO nervous about rooting them. I feel better after watching you!

Love your channel. New subscriber.

Thank you my dear❤️

Thank you for your video. You made my day! I bought this plant as a Philodendron ´Cobra´ and rooted it in wetted sphagnum moss. I am sure it is a monstera and not a philodendron, because philo´s have a ´brown head thingy´ where a new leaf will sprout from.

Thanks for covering this topic. I'm not sure if I will get roots. I cut a portion of the plant that seemed to be wilting at the base of pot. Old nodes🥴

Hi. Thanks for this video Any update on the cuttings?

Great video and explaining as usual =) I tried rooting(in water) the thinner runners(about 12 of them, cut them the approx. same length as you did) when the weather was colder in February and they all died but one. Even had a proper grow light shining down on them. Tried again a month ago and kept them on a window sill right above a radiator and within a week they all started giving off roots. Is heat a more important factor than light when it comes to rooting?

How are the cuttings doing??? A few months later, these ought to have some roots now??? Im curious to see what happened 🍀❤️🧐

Great video! Where did you buy the floor lamp?

What do you use to tie the plants to the pole? I got a cutting today by a generous friend and want to do everything right.

Hi, I hope and you can help me. My monsters standleyana albo has dark spots. I will like to know what I am doing wrong. My plant has only 2 leaves. Thanks yours are beautiful.

You think like me, about cutting midway from the node

I am petrified to cut my Standleyana because I only have one vine that's about 16-20 inches long. However, I tried air layering it and it worked and now I need to cut it off. My question is: will the area of the mother vine grow a new growth point where I cut? I am so scared that I won't get new growth at the cut point of the mother plant.

Any update??

If u can show the process and the growing of the roots and how it grows will be excellent

Hey there Wesley, I just got my MS (M. Standleyana) in the post 2 days ago and figured out what I bought when I started my researching ... I had bought it as Philodendron Cobra ... very puzzling at first. But knowing it is a Monstera kind of sounded to me like an easy plant to care for as I grew up with Monsteras (deliciosa) left right and centre, however, today I decided to see what the youtube community is doing with these gorgeous MS and that's when I saw your clip... In my inexperienced opinion I think your Scindapsus and MS are both lacking in sufficient light, it looks to me like the space between leaves on the Scindapsus is a bit too long, and it may be the reason why the MS has only produced length without foliage in hope to get to a light source faster... I'm only speculating here. I have seen on other climbers in lower than required levels of light that often the nodes were there but the foliage was poor or insignificant and the intervals very elongated ... I mean this as friendly conversation, please don't take me wrong, after all this is my my first ever MS. I would very much like to ask you what has become of the cuttings you took of your MS, if you made a follow up video or have pictures and if you would consider sharing your results. Thx

When i purchase cutting always cut near node😒