How we Grew our Monstera Albo from a Cutting to this in a Year

Today we are walking through what we did to grow this Albo Monstera deliciosa from a one node cutting to a big plant. We’ll cover lighting, temperature, humidity, nutrients, watering habits, and moss poles.

Grow Light

Nutrients

Moss Poles

[rabit]

The coolest video about plants on internet! The music, the vibe, your outfit and stuff just wow

[tonybezanson]

I just got my first albo today and I still can't believe it. I'm just glad they are coming down in price a bit, but it's such a stunner. Your plants gives me a little look at the future. Stunning plant :)

[nelsonphyllis]

Whaaaat mine grew two medium sized leaves in a year. I live in southern Ca it’s been unusually moist this year. It’s in a living room with amazing light second floor. I was told these are extremely slow growing. Part of the reason of the high $ I would be SO happy with that type of growth!

[thejarukanya]

Absolutely gorgeous! Love the growth it's given you. This makes me hopeful for mine!

[autumn_portland]

Love all the videos we have been getting :)
Would love to see you release some clear nursery pots in different sizes, i find it so hard to use all the different irregular shapes and brands out there beacuse its hard to find cover pots to fit non standard sizes i find on the market.

[greenvield]

So lucky !!! I’ve had mine for like 4 years and it’s got like six leaves lol thankfully not dying though.

[MjrIndigo]

I missed your videos! So excited for some updates!

[thatlucidguy]

Well done I think you checked all the boxes incl root support and warmth etc it's looking great

[DoggoWillink]

Hi, I have a question I’m hoping someone can answer here. I broke a stem on my monstera albo a couple of months ago, above the node (I’m still upset about it tbh, it was a perfect leaf right about to unfurl). From what I read online, I cut the stem an inch above the node. After it healed and grew a new (much less nice) leaf, it also grew a new node. So now I have the original node, a new node and new leaf that grew from the new second node. The old stem piece has mostly shriveled and disappeared, but that node (has an aerial root btw) now doesn’t have a leaf and stem, so the plant looks leggy now when before it was a thick short plant.

So my question is will a new leaf grow from that second-to-last/top node after the old stem material is fully gone, or should I just cut the two nodes (and the leaf, and a couple aerial roots) off and propagate it?

[giorgoskarpathiotakis]

Hi! Amazing job ..! How about the indoor grow light ...should we use full spectrum in our albos?

[eiddam]

Hey! Beautiful plant. Mine is at the same stage. Curious if there is a follow up video to this one? I checked but didnt see one. I might just have missed it so figured I'd ask.

[scoutjordan]

Are you putting nutrients in the soil year round? Or only in growing season?

[captainfyeah]

show us your watering routine or a plant chore day

[Eliteshooter]

Love the video great info what’s name of the song in the back round !?

[mattdalton]

If the plant gets any damage/bruising when attaching the stem inside the moss pole, should we have any concern? My Thai got a little scrape that has bruised over. It's very small but curious if anyone has had issues with damage.

[Flat_Life]

Currently your soil out of stock. Any idea when it will be available again??

[syedammarrizvi]

Is this the large form monstera instead of borsigiana? I thought that borsigana doesn’t get inner fenestration

[pritamat.]

I have always seen aqausoil while you propogate or for seedlings, why Aquasoil ? Any benefits?

[amandarogers]

"How we grew our Monstera Albo from a cutting to this in a year"

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"We don't know."

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[Oklahomeboy]

Monthly pics would be great to show the progress.... otherwise this is unrealistic growth 😂