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VARIEGATED MONSTERA - Moss Pole Extension & Plant Spotlight 

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Hi all,
In todays plant spotlight we are focusing on Monstera albo variegata.
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@ceffyr
@ceffyr Год назад
This was my first houseplant nine years ago for a whole £20. Still with me despite the kitten using her as a litter box and magic mushrooms deciding to grow in her pot at one point! 🤦‍♀️
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
😂😂
@devenandplants7253
@devenandplants7253 Год назад
You are so hard-working! Constantly putting out new videos, all of which are informative and entertaining. Remember to take great care of your physical and mental health too, ok? Love 😊
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Thank you :) i am :)
@Dyeguy117
@Dyeguy117 Год назад
Great video as usual. I have my Monstera Deliciosa on a moss pole for a bit over a month and it’s shooting aerial roots all over the place already. It’s crazy how moss poles help assist plants in growing. I have encouraged some of the aerial roots to grow back into the moss pole instead of them just shooting out from the back.
@justinamontgomery2618
@justinamontgomery2618 Год назад
Great tips about smaller pot and getting those roots happy...love how you got pissed off with it! Great success story!
@Wendy-zl8kv
@Wendy-zl8kv Год назад
Thank you Jan!
@shnuggumz
@shnuggumz Год назад
Thanks for sharing your personal plant keeping perspective once again, on a popular variety. I’d love to see a video about how you approach wet stick propagation if you have the interest. Curious how you did this one! Thx.💚
@Sophia1991sd
@Sophia1991sd Год назад
last year a friend gave me a wet stick of her albo for free. it was unrooted and had a very narrow stem. I didn't have much hope but she decided to survive. right now she's on a moss pole and unfurled her second fenestrated leaf last week. she's so easy going and lovely. never had pest issues, not a single spot or browning or yellowing on her leaves, never reverted to green and gets along well with everything(for example very very low humidity in my house, being right behind a south facing window and not receiving any fertilizer until recently). the only thing that bothers me is that she has just a little of marble varigation on her leaves. very similar to yours but a bit less varigated. half of her stem is white so every time she produces a leaf, I hope it will be more varigated but each time it's less white and more green. I love her because she's an absolute angel but I'm still dreaming of having a gorgeous highly varigated monstera 😢
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
You might be able to being out more variegation by cutting it, hoping for the new growth to be more variegated :)
@katearnold7127
@katearnold7127 Год назад
If you have a look at you stems, try to find a growth point on one of the nodes that is on the white part of the stem. Because the growth point is on the white part of the stem the growth will be more white.
@justynarajda6642
@justynarajda6642 Год назад
Really appreciate the knowledge! Thanks to you I absolutely fell in love with philodendrons (own quite a few but feels like I found "my type of plants" even more than before). I'm totally a potos gal but climbing philos are my new kinda thing! And also I'm definitely gonna try a moss pole next spring (Europe). Thank you!
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Sounds great :)
@jongoodchild8650
@jongoodchild8650 Год назад
I’m not really an indoor plant guy. However, now that I’ve watch your videos …. I’m going to change my mind. I’m in Florida so a lot of these grow well on my trees outside but now I’m going to bring some in doors * my new favorite plant guy.
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Thank you :)
@ellas3878
@ellas3878 Год назад
My stepmom gave me two small cuttings for free and they've grown four leaves and I just put mine on a mosspole a few days ago 😊 so excited to see it grow up!
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Happy growing :)
@evolvedferal
@evolvedferal Год назад
This was very informative! I didn't realize the importance of having something there for it to climb. Tysm
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Thanks :)
@kirstystaben6211
@kirstystaben6211 Год назад
Great video Jan I love my Thai I’ve had it for two years and it’s one of my biggest and easiest plants in my collection I would love to own an albo one day funny thing is I can’t keep a plain green one alive but have no problem with the variegated ones😂
@justinamontgomery2618
@justinamontgomery2618 Год назад
Hi Jan! I still do not have this plant....I have had not great success with the green version....they are what brought thrip in my home :( so my love has waned.....in the future, if prices continue to go down, I would try...it is such a beautiful beautiful plant...great job growing from wet stick....I am determined to get my green happy...monstera and me are still learning about eachother :) I love how they look but have not loved growing them yet!........to be continued......
@zap4980
@zap4980 Год назад
Thanks for sharing ❤
@christopherjohnson8770
@christopherjohnson8770 Год назад
This is the one I’ve been waiting on since I started your channel!!! You have greatly influenced my plant collection!!!
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Thanks :)
@maximkoerner
@maximkoerner Год назад
Beautiful❤
@marciajohnson1825
@marciajohnson1825 Год назад
Excellent docu-diary of you and this beautiful plant's journey from wetstick to present - thoroughly enjoyed it. Great advice, which is very helpful. Thank you Jan! I keep your videos (along with a few other plant parents) in a folder to refer back to whenever I need to. I have cuttings of an Adansonii and a Swiss Cheese (is that a Deliciosa?) and enjoying their journey with me so far. The Thai Constellation is very firmly on my wishlist
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Thank you :) yes i believe swiss cheese is a common name for deliciosa
@marciajohnson1825
@marciajohnson1825 Год назад
@@sydneyplantguy thanks for confirming
@aylaloup-lestatJun
@aylaloup-lestatJun Год назад
Thank you for this vidéo 💚🇫🇷🙏
@97purplehaz
@97purplehaz Год назад
Wow, this was filled with info. I’m still waiting to get an Albo as they are so expensive here in the US. I was going to buy a wet stick or cutting, but now I’m rethinking that. I think I’ll just wait and invest in some other verigated types. Great video. Thanks.
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Thank you :)
@debragiannetti9755
@debragiannetti9755 Год назад
I always loved the look of Iron wood supports 🥰, but since it can’t give me the results that a moss pole can I didn’t have to think to long about converting Lol. Thanks for another informative video.
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Thanks:)
@darkomijic
@darkomijic Год назад
I have a completely different experience with propagating variegated monsteras. I've chopped my plant when it overgrew in 15 single node cuttings, and all propagated in water. All plants are now in aroid mix and thriving.
@darkomijic
@darkomijic Год назад
It took 1 week for roots to form in water.
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Nice:)
@elmerbaez6784
@elmerbaez6784 Год назад
The idea of putting the aerial roots in the moss pole sounds like a great idea. You may get more huge, leaves. Try it out!! The aerial roots want soil to create more leaves. Your amazing!! Thank you for sharing. Your plants are just gorgeous!! Just like you!!!
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Thanks :)
@gardeningwithusha
@gardeningwithusha Год назад
Amazing..😍..Indore plant 👌👌I like your all video's....so informative 🙌🙌
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Thanks :)
@aidanham
@aidanham Год назад
Thank you for sharing all this information, love your videos 😊 I've been wanting one since forever. The first cutting I bought was send to me with a severe root rot that already affected the stem, it didn't make it. Picked up my second one a month ago which has a very healthy root system and comes from a very involved plant dad. Stumbled upon your videos because I noticed it grew a lot slower than my regular monstera and was wondering if I did something wrong but I guess she's just a little tricky and slower than her unvarigated brother.
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Thanks :)
@hanabimankai6381
@hanabimankai6381 Год назад
I really like your videos. Thanks to you I can do moss pole to my monstera Adansonia. Which is so far my favorite monstera. I hope that one day my monstera Adansonia will be as beautiful as yours (I saw your video about that plant). And your momstera adansonia is laniata or not because of those very big leaves
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Thanks :) it is adanosonii subspecies laniata :)
@zweety1010
@zweety1010 Год назад
What makes the leafs grow large
@youwhenhow
@youwhenhow Год назад
Thank you so much for your explanation. How do you water your moss pole or keep it constantly moist?
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Watering Moss Poles #tutorial ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dNBCIT080kA.html
@youwhenhow
@youwhenhow Год назад
@@sydneyplantguy thank you so much! ❤
@hoaianh7205
@hoaianh7205 Год назад
👍
@damarisvega865
@damarisvega865 Год назад
Hi! This is monstera borsigiana small form
@BumblebeeFern
@BumblebeeFern Год назад
“For the sake of…all the time” 😂 same my dude, same. Monsteras are so confusing.
@keithpugh7538
@keithpugh7538 Год назад
They are so expensive, still waiting on a price drop.
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Stay parient :) they will definitely drop eventually
@Gorgeouscorliss
@Gorgeouscorliss Год назад
My Albo has grown 2 half and half leaves but the plant is still small and has 4 leaves 2 have fenestrations, the white sections haven’t turned browns yet I don’t know what that means but I’ve only had it since November 2022 I don’t know if I should start it on a moss pole or give it some more time I just want it to grown big and beautiful like my Monstera Deliciosa.
@cajbrg
@cajbrg Год назад
What do you do with the moss within the pole whenever you "take it apart". Do You cut the pole in small pieces? Get rid or reuse the moss etc.
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Yes I cut it apart and re-use the moss :)
@kerrytraeger6769
@kerrytraeger6769 Год назад
My albo is only a baby so I haven't popped it onto a pole yet but, I did pop my Thai on one and the roots have gone right into it. They must be strong roots because they've bent the metal wire 🤔
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Yes monsteras can grow some really strong chunky roots :)
@leopardgeckos8058
@leopardgeckos8058 Год назад
do you feel like you could have been more successful with the air layering had you used an aroid mix rather than sphagnum moss/water? Just thinking that I know how fussy they are so the change in medium/moisture level with a different substrate could maybe have led to them failing? I’ve not tried that yet (i’m too scared to propagate mine!😂) so i’m not sure 😅
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Mm maybe but I have had success air layering in moss before. I think I should have just air layered for longer:)
@katearnold7127
@katearnold7127 Год назад
It looks like large form to me!
@MpMochaPeanut
@MpMochaPeanut Год назад
I wonder how often u have to clean and wipe the leaves? your plants are so huge and gorgeous but could also collect lots of dust and worse lead to pest like spidermites which is my biggest nemesis!
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
I usually spray them with water once a month to clean the leaves :)
@MpMochaPeanut
@MpMochaPeanut Год назад
@@sydneyplantguy wont that be causing mess? I mean your plants are all indoor right? I was also being warned that spraying on the leaves could potentially cause fungus...
@vinyldaiquiri
@vinyldaiquiri Год назад
@@MpMochaPeanut It absolutely can cause fungus, BUT if you have good airflow it should be fine!
@organixgirl
@organixgirl Год назад
So I used deer netting for my pole but it was very flimsy is that the stuff you use?
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Metal wire mesh
@AlabastroKing
@AlabastroKing Год назад
What you got right there is a deliciosa small form. great specimen
@rainbow.dreaming._
@rainbow.dreaming._ Год назад
Hi, I'd like to know how much lux/footcandles a Variegated Monstera needs in terms of light to keep the variegation??
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Light intensity and the variegation of monsteras are unrelated.
@christina3478
@christina3478 Год назад
Do these moss poles attract fungus gnats or any flys? I want to do one but I just would rather skip the bug suffering it will cause me haha
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
I don’t have any fungus gnats :)
@neonice
@neonice Год назад
Soil is the only thing fungus gnats are really attracted to because they love the mycelium and mold that easily grows on it.
@Hadinata1994
@Hadinata1994 Год назад
Can we go outside and have a tour again? :)
@jakzson
@jakzson Год назад
Where do you get your clear pots from?
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Bunnings
@qrxzl
@qrxzl Год назад
I find it odd when some "big" plant youtubers talk about variegation, and how it can be affected by more or less light apparently. I always called it bullshit and I am happy that I finally found somebody agreeing with me.
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Not all variegation is the same. Some variegation can be triggered by environmental conditions but tk my knoweldge that is not the case eith variegated monsteras
@Brian-qn2mx
@Brian-qn2mx Год назад
Do you think monstera albos can grow by a window. During winter it’s very cloudy
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
they can tolerate quite a bit of light
@Brian-qn2mx
@Brian-qn2mx Год назад
@@sydneyplantguy it doesn’t get much light in the winter do you think I can grow there?
@juanitagordon5064
@juanitagordon5064 Год назад
How do you clean your plants 🪴?
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Water :)
@nano1124
@nano1124 Год назад
Hi there I recommend u watch a guy on RU-vid called Trevor mortenson he has a technique called step layering (i think) he applied it on his albo & the result is something else
@SamGideonSmi
@SamGideonSmi Год назад
what do you use to support the moss pole?
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
A garden stake
@SamGideonSmi
@SamGideonSmi Год назад
@@sydneyplantguy Thank you for the reply
@evitetriyani6005
@evitetriyani6005 Год назад
I hv monstera albo
@ariannab2636
@ariannab2636 Год назад
Poor plant got no attention bc you were mad at it 😭😭I could never with this one
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
😂😂 well it survived
@Mc4King
@Mc4King Год назад
Hi! This is the small form.
@thomasmiguel1
@thomasmiguel1 Год назад
This is def… a small form monstera, large form got so thick stamp and much more large and thicker leaf’s
@neonice
@neonice Год назад
Monstera deliciosa has highly variable individuals so they can't really be seperated into two categories
@qrxzl
@qrxzl Год назад
@@neonice the big form grows hole-shaped perforation in the middle of the leaf pretty quickly, while the small form only has this striped perforation on the edge.
@brenfays3255
@brenfays3255 7 дней назад
check the rotted ones about mid video, they have the perforations, also the larger leaves at the top of the main one have them as well, this seems to be a large form, but I can't tell if it's a climber or crawler.
@sherriemedellin5575
@sherriemedellin5575 Год назад
Thank you for always giving us the BEST INFORMATION 🪴I’m also not great at growing from water !! I try🪴
@sydneyplantguy
@sydneyplantguy Год назад
Thank you :)
@sherriemedellin5575
@sherriemedellin5575 Год назад
@@sydneyplantguy very welcome
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