All you need to know about Monstera Deliciosa

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Chapters:
Purchase start of the video
Planting 08:14
Placement 12:10
Care of the plant 16:53
Cutting 21:48
Damage 26:47 (Brown tip Leaves)
Roots 28:30
Pests 31:00

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[jamaicawhite]

All six of my bad ass kids (plants) are right here listening right along with me

[emilywilliams]

Here in Bermuda, I have several of that in my garden and the fruits are sweet like sugar apple.

[sfdame]

Really appreciate your delivery style; very factual with no editorialized drama. Have viewed some of your other videos and actually learned techniques which I will employ. Just subscribed. Thank you for your professionalism.

[nosugarkitchen]

I've watched many videos about how to care plants, but this guy, he is the best! Easy, clear and fun. Tusen tack!!

[Kira-kgkl]

As someone who owns a 14 stem 6yr old monstera that is in full intense light all day in the UK, I can 100% tell you that the more light and climbing opportunities you give this plant (obviously you have to slowly move it into bright light, as in took me 6 months) the more light it gets the faster it grows and the bigger the fenestrations become, mines leaves are almost the size of my torso now and have center holes as well as side splits
I water every 2 weeks ish, and feed regularly (worm casting and fish bone) I haven't repotted it for atleast 2 years and it is ridiculously happy and grows all the way through winter lol
Shows how different some peoples care routine is in comparison to recommendation, if your routine works for you and your plant than keep at it 💚

[colettebooth]

I have a Monstera, it's huge and has actually fruited about 5 years ago. It took another year to ripen and did smell and taste amazing. Love this video.

[schaekelly]

AHHH I WAS GETTING SCARED YOU DIDNT HAVE ONE FOR MONSTERA’S!!! I FINALLY FOUND THIS VIDEO ON YOUR CHANNEL! :D so so so thankful for this channel… you have saved so many plant lives you have no idea!
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[rebeccapierce]

Of all the monstera, calathea and pothos advice I’ve sought, this channel’s has been the most comprehensive and informative content of all of it. Thank you for clearing up all the wishy washy information out there! So helpful

[FSXgta]

| Timestamps for mobile and easier access |
-Planting: 08:14
--Placement: 12:10
---Care of the plant: 16:53

[kalakalatu]

These are probably the most useful and informative plant videos I've seen. I've been looking for some more professional, detailed advice, rather than the typical hobbyist "influencer" videos, and you guys did a great job!

I'd love to see a video on with advice on keeping a Philodendron 'Congo Rojo'. I have a rescue plant I picked up that had been discarded and it's grown quite long and leggy, with widely-spaced leaves. I'd like to see something on Rhapis excelsa as well. Skål!!

[Sun-yvfr]

This is the best video for Monstera I've seen so far.

[stelaterpovska]

I live in Greece and my plants are flowering and fruiting like crazy on full sunlight. Did not know they are edible. Thanks a lot.

[nataliejayne]

My wonderful mum just recommended your videos to me and so far I've found them to be the most informative I've seen thus far on YouTube! Thanks for sharing all your knowledge in a very digestible way. Keen to watch many more!

[denbrobium]

Swedish Plantguys are amazing, so instructive in easy to understand explanations, thorough and exceptional in demonstrations !!!

[SweetThuy]

Yesterday I saw a large, beautiful Monstera - but it was 40€ and I just wasn't willing on paying so much for a plant right now, also I currently don't have enough room for it (yet!) - but then I saw a baby Monstera seedling with no fenestrations yet - that was a sign! I bought it and I'm so happy I did because it's cute and I love watching them grow :D

[nartz]

Never seen video that detailed clearly like this thanks mate !

[kellysharp]

I just got a nice monstera a few days ago that I found on a clearance rack for $5. All that was wrong with it is it needed repotted and staked up and one leaf was ripped up. So now I need to learn how to take care of it, thanks for the info

[charissecarrigan]

I started expanding my houseplant hobby about 3 years ago. My monstera has done wonderfully. Before I ever saw your videos, I just did a lot of on-line search. And it just happened that the only room my monstera could be in, was in front of a huge north-facing window. It grew quickly. I've got about 25 gorgeous fenestrated leave on it. Even this winter, it continues to push out new beautiful leaves. Almost all of the leaves are bigger than my face. I've only used a water-soluble fertilizer in spring. But during this winter, the only nutrition I feed it, is worm castings. I think my plant loves it. 💖

[xanasantos]

Finally a super detailed guide on how to care for these (and other) plants, from start to finish. The accent is just a bonus 😊👌

[MrCpolzin]

Mate that was so nice and easy to watch. You are so informative, you have a really nice delivery style, and your accent and second language speaking is so lovely. Thank you so much for sharing my plant loving brother :D I'm subscribing !