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  • @supplyguy8765
    @supplyguy8765 Před rokem +6

    I’d like to repoint out that the plant featured in this video is called monstera adansonii. It’s a close relative of the more commonly known, and much larger, monstera deliciousa. Deliciousa is mostly called the Swiss cheese plant while adansonii is more often called the Swiss cheese vine. I feel like this is to help clarify the difference between the two, even though both are vines. Though both have similar propagation techniques, I just wanted to clarify incase there’s any confusion. 😊 hope this helps

  • @estellacohen7122
    @estellacohen7122 Před rokem +1

    I've had mine a few months and it's finally started growing!!

  • @fauziahnager5956
    @fauziahnager5956 Před rokem +1

    Thank you for the clear and precise vid. Will try.

    • @outsideinco
      @outsideinco Před rokem

      You're welcome! Hope you had some success!

  • @fauziahnager5956
    @fauziahnager5956 Před rokem +2

    I moved to Switzerland 3 years ago and have always known this as the Swiss cheese plant but my Swiss friends don't know it. Isn't it funny?

  • @berryfreezepop
    @berryfreezepop Před 9 měsíci

    Does anyone know if the top of each cutting needs to be the end of a vine? I had 2 *really* long vines and I’d like to cut them shorter and hopefully get several cuttings. Is that possible?

  • @independence_1947
    @independence_1947 Před měsícem

    Hi, May I know the plant name behind you on your right please?

  • @cinqueqwerty
    @cinqueqwerty Před 2 lety +3

    In my country we call it monstera monkey mask :))

    • @gigishair4u
      @gigishair4u Před 11 měsíci

      I saw that name and was wondering if that was the same thing

  • @leenaalkhammash9699
    @leenaalkhammash9699 Před rokem

    Hi, I have a Swiss cheese plant but it’s not growing bigger in size. I’ve had it for mor than a month, it’s doing great but only not growing bigger! Any suggestions on how to make it grow?

    • @outsideinco
      @outsideinco Před rokem

      Hi Leena! It could be just adjusting to the new environment if it's newer to your space. If you don't see new leaves unfurling in the next 2 weeks or so, I would consider putting it in a brighter spot and fertilize lightly.

    • @leenaalkhammash9699
      @leenaalkhammash9699 Před rokem

      @@outsideinco Thank you!