Monstera Deliciosa LARGE FORM: Repotting & Root Dividing
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 2. 09. 2020
- How to repot an extra large Monstera Deliciosa with a huge developed root system!
Join me while I try to root divide this Monstera Deliciosa Large Form into multiple plants. The struggle is real đ€Ł
TIMECODES:
1:36 - Repotting (1st attempt)
2:36 - Take 2 đ€Šââïž
3:13 - Repotting (2nd attempt)
5:28 - Root division: complete!
7:10 - The final products đ
Have you repotted a giant monstera like this (or any other REALLY BIG PLANTS)? Link your videos in the comments, I'd love to see your process for doing giant plant repottings :D
Thank you so much to anybody who has taken the time to watch this!
Cheers to making new plant friends :)
IG: @reallybigplant
I really like how real you were. Wanting to quit but coming through with that plant repotting. I have a big Monstera too like yours and Iâm intimidated to start but I might just have to do so this weekend. Thanks for this video!
Thanks so much for watching! Yeah it was kind of a struggle to stay committed once I saw how big the root ball was, but my plants are still healthy and Iâm so glad I decided to go through with it! I hope your repotting is a success!!đ
Your plant's are
beautiful.
Excellent!!!! I love the way you included stopping your progress and psyched yourself back into doing it !! I have a much much smaller Monstera that was a gift and it looks like I have three separate growths and have been thinking about splitting them into several plants and you have massively increased my confidence and positivity about the process. You are natural in your process and come across really well and I cannot effectively express how much help youâve been to me! I look forward to subscribing and checking out more of your videos. You deserve a comment and acknowledgment of a great video. All the best from the U.K and keep posting!!!!
You're AMAZING! Love how real you are. So many times I get halfway through a project, and I'm like, what am I doing?! two beautiful monsteras for $70! Great job!
I often soak the root ball in lukewarm warm and then wash off the soil, you will lose a bit of roots still but usually that works really great for me in terms of detangling roots :)
Thatâs a great idea, thanks so much for the tip!!đ€© and thanks for watching đđđżâš
Youâre a big inspiration đ± Iâve been watching your videos in the morning to get myself amped for the day while learning about plant care!
That was great now I have no excuse not to repot my 45-year-old monstera đâïžđ
45 years !?!?!!! Omg !!! Thatâs so coool !!
How did it go? Mine is 25 years old and I am so scared that I will kill it! Itâs not doing well anymore and itâs gotten too big to handle đ© any advice would be great!!
OMG! I would love to see a picture of it..45 years old...wow!!!
I love your indecisiveness and craziness over the plants. I watched your video because Iâm looking for inspiration and It didnât fail me. I have waaay bigger than that and I need my husband to help me later for repotting because itâs rooted bound and I donât want to cause any harm to the plant later. Subbed!
Thank you for this. I just rescued one from lowes as well đ and getting ready to repot it today. Thanks for being real
Great job girl! I would have not thought about separating them like that. You make it look so easy. I'm so impressed! New subscriber!
This was so satisfying to watch! Now you have two plants that can reach their fullest potential !
I am sitting here taking a break from repotting my plants today when your video popped up in my feed.
You're hilarious without really trying! I just up-potted my MD and I was going to divvy her up, but I still have a lot of baby leaves. I bought the plant in November and I, literally, only have 2 or 3 leaves that look like a true MD. I'm thinking because she was so rootbound that her leaves weren't splitting. We shall see! Your plant collection is so choice! Newly subbed, too. CHEERS! âșâđŒ
đđđâš thanks so much for watching!!!
I have some small monsteras that are over a year old and they also havenât made any split leaves yet, but ones Iâve placed in brighter light got the split leaves faster. Iâve noticed that I think it really helps to put it in as bright indirect light as possible. Iâm sure the repotting will help too! đâš
This is LITERALLY what I came here for. Exact plant from Lowe's. Exact situation with it suffocating. I'm so intimidated so when I started yesterday I gave up and stopped. Thank you thank you for recording this
I did that also to my plants as well as trimmed the roots and it turned out ok!! I did it to the same plant may I add. The plant will be fine!! You go girl!!!
I enjoyed your video. You seem fun and relatable. That plant is huge!
I appreciated your down to earth presence. Thanks for the video. I have four MD that look like they could be split into at least four more. Your video makes me what to try!
great job getting through it! đđŒ i am thinking of splitting my MD for the first time, so it was cool to see your process.
The shirt & socks really do it for me đ. Thanks for this video!
Girl, you are amazing. Thanks for the video.
I needed this video. Been hesitating to split up my monstera for a month and this gave me the push to just do it!
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I admire your patience; very nicely done!
Thank you!! It definitely was a test of my patienceđ
I love your video! You are so cute, smart, and fun! Thanks for these tips on Monsterra! Iâm reporting mine today!
timing the bite with the bit in the song. lol perfect. That monstera is a beast. Well, beasts now.
All I could think of was ur beautiful floor!! Hearing the little pebbles scrape around made me nervous it was scratching the wood đ
Ahh youâre so right đłđ but thankfully itâs just hardwood laminate, plus Iâm renting and the floors were already really scratched up when I moved in đââïž but yes I need a tarp or something haha đ thanks so much for watching! đđđżâš
i love your channel !!! just watched all your videos lol
đđđ thanks so much!!!! đ
Great job... I'll check other vids for update.
I'm about to repot a few of my Monsterasâ
Wow yours is huge just repotted mine's actually I can't remember if I separated the roots or not however it has since developed 3 new leaves definitely keeping an eye on mine's daily great video
Wow thatâs a beauty!!!
wow, you have very nice apartment and with all of beautiful plants. i love your MD and they are huge :)
Thank you so much! đ
this is super helpful, i picked up a similar if not quite as spectacular one from home depot for 25 bucks, i have to do this exact thing tmrw
Awesome lessons!
Hello! Just found your channel the other day and I'm binging all your videos. I can't believe you don't have more subscribers but I'm sure you will soon. I'm curious, you mentioned in a video that you were getting your botany certificate (I think). Can you tell us in a future video what your plant education is? Super curious since you are so knowledgeable about plants. Thanks! Hope to see lots more videos from you.
ur plants are gorgeous thats what i want in my apartment i will keep watching thxs
So weird, I have the exact same looking monstera on the same trellis I just bought up here in ONtario Canada. Must be the same distributor. Thanks for the video, I need to repot too!
I always wonder about the journey that plants go on from the original distributor...maybe our monsteras are related! đ€đ Good luck with the repot and thanks so much for watching!!!
Plants and Pomeranians, 2 of my favorite things...
Mine too!!! Btw thanks so much for watching to the end đđđđ
Love this video
Thatâs so funny! I ALSO got a huge Monstera Deliciosa from Loweâs for $70 around the same time you did! It came in the same exact pot and has the same wooden trellis. I think they were raised in San Diego, and distributed through the region (Iâm in Los Angeles)
Interesting!! Some other people have commented that they got one around the same time too- they might have gone as far as Canada apparently! It had a tag on it that probably said the name of the grower but I didnât pay attention, wish I had. Thanks for the tip! đ€©đ Our monsteras might be related âșïžđŻââïž
Thanks!! Iâve got a gigantic monster of a monstera and I didnât know about breaking up the rootball when I repotted it. Itâs been growing a year and itâs going very wide. Now I know how to break it up and add a trellis. Thanks!!
you are too funny but I am glad you got through this process these are some gorgeous plants
haaaa you loook like a fun person
70$ OMG thatâs a real deal. Such a beautiful plant and you got the job done even if it was intimidating đ
Its very very beautiful .
ahahahah! i love you first video.
Watching this as I attempt to split and repot my monstera... I'm nervous! Your vid is helping me work up the nerve! LOL Where are your glasses from? They are so cute!
good Job!!!
Thanks đđ„°
I know no one asked for my opinion but here I give it anyways lol.
So just something that I do instead of using perlite that I find works amazing for all my plants is using small white or any color Aquarian gravel. make sure you rinse the gravel first a few times to get the gunk off then add to your regular soil mixture it works so so much better than perlite I find. Just thought Iâd let you know from one plant parent to another.
oooh thanks so much for sharing!! I think I might actually have some gravel stashed away somewhere from when I had a freshwater tank years ago, Iâll try it out if I find it! thx for watching đđđĄ
thanks for this video! your plants look so healthy, wow! do you feed them? I'm about to tackle my monstera right now :)
I love how @Kaylee Ellen is playing in the background đđ
I think you did great! I get extremely nervous too when repotting my monsteras. I have a question for you. I need to repot my HUGE babies but am scared to death because they are growing every which way and are just insanely full of stems. I want to stake them but don't want to have to redo the process frequently. How much taller than the plant do you suggest the stake to be for say a 6 foot tall monstera?
This is super helpful. I just repotted mine and I need to separate them. Itâs just way too big!
Thanks for that
If you would dunk that root ball in a 5 gallon bucket of water and shake it a bit the dirt all falls out and you can pull it apart easier without breaking too much
Thanks so much for the tip!!- I need to get a kiddie pool or something to help with my big indoor repottings đ Thanks so much for watching đđđżâš
I get the biggest boost when I hear that $35 is a good deal for my huge Monstera đ
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I'm going to give my old boy a go.He is called Robert đ
Separated my big box monstera into 5 pots and it was so mentally exhausting but necessary
đ„łnice!! Wow five pots- sounds like you got a big one! I totally agree the repotting was such an ordeal but so worth it đ thanks so much for watching!!đđżâš
I had several pots without drainage holes on my daughter came we got her dad's drill and put four on each side around the edges and then she put a few in the bottom as well you can do it with porcelain also I have used a screwdriver
Hi what is the size of the black grower pot you used ?
I have a big MD too , need to repot it but I donât know which size to use. Itâs currently in a 10 inches pot , is 15 inches one too big for the plant. I think mine is about the same size as the one you separated ( in black grower pot).
Hi! What kind of white stuff did you put into your pots? You mix soil with? Perlite? Love this video. I was actually very discouraged to start the repotting, Now I'm going to take my time doing it
Yes itâs perlite! I normally just use miracle gro brand- I donât think it needs to be anything fancy đ Thanks so much for watching- Iâm glad this motivated you!! đđ I hope your repotting went well (or goes well if you havenât done it yet)! It ended up being easier than I thought once I got to actually pulling the roots apart
@@reallybigplant hi! How is the monster doing ? You gave me courage to repot mine from its nursery pot since it was so root bound !
Have you had good experience with miracle grow ? I have to and been giving it a shot but then heard lots of mix reviews with miracle grow .
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@@reallybigplant I did! I just saw your comment as I haven't been online much lately. The monstera is growing so well and I had to cut some roots and it took me nearly an hour or so but the plant's been thriving and looking healthy! So glad I did it after watching your video.
I did this :) but what do I do now when the thick stem is going the wrong direction? It is waaaay too hard to redirect to the pole :(
do they usually have basically three separate plants in each pot? I might have to pick one up and do that. I dont' like how they're so big and overgrown in the store, but if it's multiple plants in one pot I could just repot them
Oh dear, can't imagine paying $70 for a plant that grows like weeds in my city (MedellĂn, Colombia). They're everywhere and bigger than the ones you're showing, you would be delighted picking them up from the streets and taking them home.
It's so true, just saw a video of a guy walking around Medellin showing all the plants, it's sooo great! czcams.com/video/ohlnGsWFpUQ/video.html
I have a huge monster planted in a 12 in With a huge root ball I am absolutely terrified to repot it seems so stiff. But the plant is growing and full of new growth but leaves seem on the smaller side should I swallow my fear and free the roots or leave it be
It looks like you are mixing different indoor soils and either perlite or water crystals?? Do you do anything to prep your soil?
What all do you add in your soil when you're repotting?
How did you build your trellis? How long has it been in there and have you experienced wood rot? Also how many years does it take to grow a deliciosa to your size?
Nice! What was the white powder you poured into the pot?
I was wondering why you didn't cut through the roots but you did. I usually saw off the bottom of my root balls like a pancake. Is that a humidifier in the back?
I still don't understand how you separated them from each other. Mine are one big plant all together with one base and need to be separated. Don't see how I can unless I cut them apart they won't just come apart like yours!
How has the plant done since being separated and reported? I have a 15 year old monster đ that I want to attempt separation on.
Wow a 15 year old monsterađ!! Thatâs amazing đ€© My monsteras are doing great! The main plant that I tried to preserve has grown 2 new huge leaves since this video and showed no signs of shock after the repotting. The other 2 plants are in kind of a lower light spot in my apartment so theyâre not growing as fast...one has put out a new leaf that is currently unfurling and the other grew a sad little leaf thatâs not doing great but Iâm sure it will grow new leaves eventually. Iâm really glad I separated them đ Good luck with yours!!âš
I have this idea of having a huge, sprawling Monstera in the corner of my room, and I'm considering getting 3 of the Monsteras from the store (about 65% smaller than yours, and then maybe using a 35 gallon hexagon aquarium with drainage holes drilled in the bottom and putting all three in there. I can't find videos of people consolidating Monsteras, but if the pot was big enough, is there any reason it's inherently inadvisable to put them all together?
If it is possible, I'm also considering buying a cutting from a giant Monstera online and maybe putting it in the middle, so once it finally grows it'll start shooting off some giant leaves as well, would this step _also_ be possible?
I know this is a really specific, speculative question but you seem like you have lots of experience with big pots and obvious Monsteras so I figured I'd try to get your opinion if I could.
Thank you so much!
What kind of sole you put in the pot alongside perlite? And in Which proportion? I have a big baby but she is auffering of roots rot I think because some leaves are turning yellow. So I repot it yesterdsy... Was a hard damn work but hope she will be ok
I have been noticing that certain plants from certain big nurseries have has styrofoam in the soil instead of perlite too - is this harmful to the plant in any way? I like to reuse my soil in some sort of way but Iâm afraid that it isnât good to use if there is styrofoam in it especially if I want to use it for my outside plants and crops âčïž
Potting mix should be pre mixed before adding to the pot. But in any case, well done. đ
Omg I have never seen a large form in a store before!! Is this in CA?
Yes! I found it at Lowe's in San Francisco. The monsteras were just casually sitting there in all their glory and I was looking around at other Lowe's shoppers like...omg is anyone else seeing this??? I must have gotten lucky and was there the day they got them in stock because there were dozens of them to choose from, but when I went back to try to get another one a few days later (lol) they were already all gone.
Can I ask what species of palm you have to your right? It is the one coming from thick stalks and reach up over your blinds
Is large form the same as a regular green monstera its just bigger and more mature? I want mine to get this big had it 3 years and the leaves are getting a bit bigger with more fenestrations.
Lol, you're watching Kaylee Ellen, I'm subscribed to her.
How are they doing now?
Plant tour, please! ;)
đ I've been kind of daunted by the idea of doing a plant tour so thanks for the encouragement đ„° I'm planning to do one soon!
Next time try using a garden hose to clear the sand from the roots without damaging any of them. If you have one ofcourse
how is your plant doing now (4 months later)? i am considering doing the same to my big box store monstera but im scared lol
My plants are doing really great!! The one big nice plant has put out 2 huge new leaves, and the other one grew some funky leaves that donât look great but itâs finally starting to put out some good new growth. I keep them all in lower light areas so theyâre growing slowly but theyâre both still very healthy and I think fully recovered from the transplant. It was totally worth it!! Hope your repotting goes well (or went well if you did it already)! đ
@@reallybigplant cool thank you! mine seems to be ok too:)
I'd like to know how you find a large form at a big box store?? I wish I was that lucky!
Styrofoam is used sometimes for succulents to help drainage. Just a repurposing tactic. As to the health of the plant from the toxins of styrofoamđ€·đŒââïžđ€·đŒââïž
Interesting- thanks for telling me! I think itâs possible that I normally just never feel the white stuff in soil and have assumed itâs perlite but maybe itâs styrofoam more often than I thought! đ€âš
I have one too ! I'm nervous to seperate it. Im up in canada so its getting quite cold here. But it gets a grow light for 15 hours a day. Should I try to seperete ?
Wow a grow light for 15 hours a day sounds like your plants must be very happy đ! I bet as long as itâs not right next to a super drafty door or window it will be fine in the winter, it might just grow slower. I was nervous about separating mine too but the roots ended up being so thick and strong that it wasnât that hard to untangle them, it just took some patience. I think if you want to separate your plants you should go for it! đđâš
@@reallybigplant i ended up doing it after watching your video 5 times. It gave me courage haha. Its roots are 3 feet long and took 2 hours đ
Omg thanks so much for sharing that with me, youâre giving ME courage to be here on CZcams! đ„° Iâm so glad it ended up working out for you!!
Where are you buying your plants?
@ 5:24 Keylee Allen looking sooooooooooo disappointed xD
Whatâs the name of the soil youâre using?
Im sure you know what you're doing but I never seen soil ,perlite and other soil product's just being poured into the pot no pre mixing..
70 dollars đ±đ± I bought one almost that size for 4 dollars and not one blackening leaf on it đđ It had 3 older small leaves with brown spots that I cut off and it's spit out 2 new huge fenestrated leaves already đ
4 dollars? Do you live in like Colombia or something?
Nice hair
You need more soil in both.
I have babies. Paid $12 for5 sprouted seeds. All growing. On 3rd leaf
Drill a hole in you pot I do it all the time
Just have to say, remove the noisy sound !!! does not fit. Otherwise like your videos! Have them just the way they are! But no Music is needed đ
Gg get ghost to me and my
Nicely done.. you spent $70 dollars and now you got 2 beautiful plants đȘŽđđ.