Monstera Deliciosa | Repotting + Care | Plant Therapy Thursday Vlog
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- Monstera Deliciosa Plant Therapy Vlog | Monstera repotting and care. #Tucson #Monstera #PlantTherapy
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I live in very humid Sydney and they are taking over the house. My husband worries he'll be eaten during the night. If you want more humidity put your pots on a tray lined with peddles and wet the pebbles every few days, the water will evaporate up creating humidity. They will love it. I think the basket is perfect for it.
What do you mean by “wet the pebbles”? Should they be literally wet on the surface or do you mean to fill the tray with water and cover with pebbles?
I love that you gave Amanda “Planterina” credit!! So respectful and cool of you. And I love this idea. Looks great! I have a big Monstera Dragon Tail 😍😍 Aloha from Maui, Hawaii!!
I'm so happy that you showed us how to make moss poles! I ordered everything on Amazon and used leftover PVC pipe that I had in my yard. I just made three moss poles and my son said, "Wow!" It's so rewardilng to be able to make something nice, at a fraction of the cost! Thank you, so much for the tutorial! ;0)
This is awesome!
This is the best in depth video about monstera that I have ever seen. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Christine is the BEST!!
Same here, and I very much agree.
I agree! I'm so happy to have found this video. Anyone have any clue where to buy the shredded coconut fiber with stone mixture she had in the potting soil? Thanks.
I bought a plant from a store that was labeled Philodendron, I wanted to figure out exactly what type it was so I posted it on Facebook and everyone told me it’s actually a Monstera Deliciosa! They are such beautiful plants, I can’t wait to make its climbing pole and watch it grow! 😍
sphagnum moss is always sold out at my local garden stores, but they're always in stock at the pet stores.
It's nice how it all blended perfectly with that gigantic basket!
You are so brave to wear White while re-potting.
She looks beautiful in white.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge regarding the Montera Deliciosa plant.
Have a blessed New Year 2021.
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In fairness, I love her all-white outfit. It looks great on her especially with the nice, healthy green plants in contrast.
The white outfit served as a beautiful backdrop.
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I also wet or moisten the pole to encourage the roots to grab onto it.
It was nothing but pleasure to watch this video, I totally enjoyed it! Great repotting job and very impressive final look of the plant in that basket. Thank you for sharing.
I absolutely love this series! I enjoyed every minute of this video (informative and mesmerizing). Next summer when I repot mine I am going to look for a similar basket ( I love that look).
Also, I was thinking giving a plants as a gift (like for a house warming or a new job etc.) that one took the time to repot would be so sentimental.
I'm so happy you're enjoying the series! That's a great idea, giving a beautiful repotted plant is a lovely thoughtful gift idea. 🌵🌱🌿🙌
Hi Christine! I'm addicted to your tasteful, informative and calming videos, and it's almost like a therapy for me. You have a great mission to show people how to love, take care and save the plants. I subscribed to your channel and enjoy watching your videos, especially the ones from Arizona:). I wish you and Michael the best in your creative activities!
You make repotting an Art Form 🌟 Enjoyed your meticulous strategy as well as your knowledge! I (we) Appreciate the education and learning ✨ You take my doubt out of investing these large beautiful loving plants! And ‘that’ basket is a dream 🤩 Wishing You a
Wonderful week💫
I am in love with your videos! Just discovered your video about Monstera. I have been wanting one for a long time and I found a small one second hand. Now I want to make it beautiful. 🥰
What are the 3 ingredients you use for the coco chip mix?
OMG, j'adore les monsteras, ce sont des plantes tellement magnifiques, les tiennes sont parfaites! merci pour ce tuto, gros bisous de France
Oh, you have reminded me that I must transplant my Monstera! 😄 Loving this series 💖. You're such a perfectionist, it looks gorgeous, great job. Thank you.
Very soft spoken with great clarity, and extremely informative
I received a monstera on mother’s day this year, am now a little more informed as to how to look after my plant, very informative,thank you so much.😘.
I learned alot thankyou! Beautiful plants and energy you have!
Thank you for your thorough explanation. Your plants are Beautiful and so healthy looking!🌱🙂💛🌱
Great job with the plants! Love that video, my monstera is still small. It is hard to work on it in an apartment, careful under the shower will help with moisture. Thanks Christine.
You put your plants under the shower?
Beautiful
Can you do growing advise on Orchids please. Loving the videos.
So excited for this video!! 🌿💚
Right on, that's so fantastic to hear! Thank you!
Ommmg I love your channel! such a pleasant surprise to find you here ahaha
Talk about perfect timing! I was just getting ready to do this and I didn’t know where to start 😅 thanks so much!
Me too. Good thing I was able to watch this video before repotting.
Yay! So glad it could help! Thank you!
this was lovely and so very informative - I discovered Planterina last week and yes she taught me a lot about the vine type plants I love so much - lots of good tips from both of you! thanx for this....and all the future plant based vids you do...
I love my Monstera deliiosa So much it’s one of my favourite plants and it’s really easy to grow
Just purchased one last week very very Informative video especially in regards to the charcoal also because of the pandemic I have purchased over 20 indoor plants thanks for sharing your information
Love the video!! Very informative and helpful. The basket you chose for the Monstera you replanted is beautiful and works perfect with the plant. I wish my house had more light to support more plants. I only have 2 standard windows to work with so, it's really cramped!! Love all your plants!!! I love homes that have plenty plants. Yours is GREAT!!!!
Grow lights are the way to go. I have one window :(
Christine, how do we propagate Monstera plants to make more? Could you do a video showing us how to do that, and where we should cut to make babies? Thank you in advance.....hugs to you.
glad to find this video. because i am so scare and very nervous to to put the plant in a bigger pot. I do not know what type of monestra. this was given to my mom almost 30 years ago. when my mom passed away in 2013, i was semi taking care of it. now i have neglect it, not taking better care of my late mom's plant. so i am looking for videos to show me how to repotted into bigger plant step by step. it is huge. the last time i repott was almost 5 or 6 years ago. it is yelling me to put them in a bigger pot.
Christine, you should be a hand model. 🙌
Aww you are too kind, thank you Lorraine.
I agree!
Agreed. I always thought she had pretty hands every since the first time seeing her videos.
Great video! I love that you teach us the signs of over- and underwatering, when to water, signs of sunburn and so on. It's much safer when you can actually read your plant instead of going by a schedule.
Did you do a similar video on Haworthias? I got into them because of you actually 😊
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VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO! I LEARNED A LOT!! TYSM 4 SHARING & YOU'RE PLANTS R BEAUTIFUL!!
Lovely sound effects ☺️
I love your tips! I'm planning to repot mine too so your video is in perfect timing!
Awesome Julie! Good luck with it, I know you'll do a great job!
@@christinekobzeff Thank you! =)
I straight up grew my little fella from the tiniest little nothing to quite the lovely table plant. I have had to repot THREE times in the last 4 months -he just keeps going and going. I'm using very thin bamboo sticks to keep him growing upright and I'm terrified when I have to eventually stick one of those giant moss sticks in, worried I will completely damage the roots.
Sweet! Don't worry, when your little fella is ready for its next big repot take your time with the roots and you'll do great.
Tedrık Ederım seni. Model. you. Ve. Saygılar sevgiler seni çok. Tatlı. Seni 💚🌻🌼🌻🌼👋
Hello friend. I love how informed you are regarding this plant and its needs. Thanks for sharing. OneLove.
i do agree that they like humidity but please be careful with leaving water on the leaves! it will be fine if you live in a very dry and hot climate but if you have it indoors or the sun is going down it may cause a infection and turn your leaves black and brown... misting is best in early morning, but i think a humidifier will be better if you can.
Yeah, she in Arizona.
YES! Thank you Christine! Beautiful-
You are great! Looks like mammy dearest delivering new baby. I'm watching every step. I need to repotting my big beautiful Monstera. Thank you.
wow! This is quite the job- I would ask for an assistant but good on you for doing it all alone😊 Great advice! subscribed
Excellent video!
Thanks Penny!
I’ve subscribed due to this video alone. Very well done! Thank you for the great information
I would love a house/plant tour!!!❤️
I absolutely love that basket! Just found your channel, great information.
I need that basket!!🥰
Nice Video! One of my FAVS Monstera Deliciosa!!!!!!!
Your video was super helpful
Thank you
I’m glad I’ve found your page, you are very informative about the plants, appreciated!
All ur plants are so healthy ... picture perfect ❤️
Thank you for the great video where did you buy your beautiful basket planter
Thank you, so much for the tutorial
I have a question. the moss stick is made of wood. that does not rot because of the water. when you water the plant?
I saw your thumbnail and just had to say you look like your in the jungle. Its like you have brought Hawaii with you to Arizona! Lol
Thanks for saying you're in Tucson AZ (desert) at the outset. 😀 It's humid climate for us and if we mist as you would we get fungus and bacteria growth on the leaves so we wouldn't be able to spritz as you would. Also, with all of those beautiful fenestrations, I'm not so sure your Monstera is a juvenile anymore. 😁
Love the basket!
Beautiful Monsters adansonii in the basket 😍😍😍☺️🤗
Wow this was such a good video thank you
Could you make a list of what you use, please
Hi I’m having trouble with the same plant and the roots of the are long do I need to repot the plant and what do I need to do with the roots that’s over pot, should I cut the roots or stems. Thanks for your professional help
Love this new series!!!
Great video
I was hoping you'd do a video on Monstera Deliciosa! I bought one after watching one of your videos (I think it was a home decor tour video?). It's doing well so far, but nowhere near the gorgeous plants you have!
I need that basket!!
I understand this is a 3 year old video, so I'm confident you'll have figured this out by now...
But, this monstera cluster you are re-potting is actually many plants. It looks like you have at least 5 plants there.
Thats OK if you want a bushy plant. But you say here you wish it to grow upwards. So:
1. If you want your monstera to mature you need to take out the competition and have 1, max. 2 plants per pot. Monstera have only 1 stem. If you see multiple stems, you have multiple plants.
2. The stake/pole/ support must be placed at the back of the stem where the aerial roots are.
You are placing only 1 stake for many plants. It is impossible to place the stake properly for each one of those plants, which means they won't be able to attach themselves to climb the pole. Instead, they'll continue to sprawl looking for a tree or more soil to attach their aerial roots onto.
I recommend you find out a bit more about how these plants grow in the wild, if you want it to grow vertically to maturity.
This was a great video. Very informative and soothing at the same time. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you for your video
When is the best time in the year for repotting or propagating monstera plants please? Is it ok to do it in winter? Thank you
Hello. Love your video. Not sure if I misunderstood regarding the aerial roots. Do you leave them out hanging when reporting?
Awesome video and very helpful information
Where did you find this basket? It is beautiful!
Thanks for sharing
I have brown spots on the tips of my leaves - I don’t know if they are getting sun - if they are overwatered or under watered - this is very confusing as it seems - all three things can cause browns tips. Help?? I’m so confused!
Beautiful plant
Love this vid and your style
Hi Christine, u mentioned that you repot your monstera when it’s hydrated. Do I give it another good drink right after I repot it or should I wait couple of days until it settle down in its new soil and water it again?
Great question! Since you'll be repotting into new dry-ish soil, water it in right after repotting. Even though its hydrated, it's moisture stores will be quickly depleted during the repotting process and it will be looking for more moisture in its new pot. 👌
Got it! Thanks for the advice! Really helpful!
so helpful, thank you 😊❤
i don't know why but 'm so fascinated by that plant :D
How often are you fertilizing? I too am in Arizona!
Good Afternoon, Can you list the name of the string your using to tie the plant. Also, thanks for all the tips for my new baby plant...
Where is your watering can from? Love the size
Id love it. More oower wish someday i can have monstera due to financial matter. Lol..... im so fascinated with this a lot amazing plant
Just got my first monstera del. Question. Will it grow a trunk like lacy leaf philadinron?
I absolutly love mines I already gave 2 cuttings but mines have been struggling lately with light I recently moved and don’t have much light I bought a plant light but still think not giving enough light the stems are folded .
Hello Christine I just got my first monstera! And it was in need of major TLC! I've been clipping off the yellows however my plant seems to be growing in a weird rate. Any tips?
Thumbs up Xx
I purchased a monster at Costco this year. How do I know when I need to repot it?
Could you use bamboo as a pole for the monstera to climb?
Nearby bowls of water may work as well as a humidifier.
Your monsteras are so stunning. I have a urgent question: I've just repotted my monstera two weeks ago but I pull it out today to see the root I found the deeper layer is still moisture and the roots haven't grow into the new soil. Some of the leaves just burned at the edge. So what can I do now?
Maybe try loosening the soil at the bottom and separating some of the roots on the sides and bottom and making sure the new soil is moist? I’m new to the plant world myself lol
Tfs! Learned alot
Can you please do a repotting for this in the simplest form possible? with the least amount of materials? everyone makes repotting so complicated by mixing different types of potting soil!
You could just use a bag of regular potting soil, but nowadays we know to add these things to get bigger healthier plants. If you pick up each of the ingredients all I want to come to an expense. Maybe purchase one every payday. Then you will have a big enough supply to repot more than one plant
@@justmejo9008 This has nothing to do with money it has to do with simplicity lol. Even three ingredients would be sensible. Anything More is too annoying.
@@realproperty1012 🤷🏻♀️ why ask then.. use a bag of soil 🤔
@@justmejo9008 What do you mean why? I want my plants to survive just as much as everybody else!
buy Molly's aroid mix or another brand of premixed monstera soil
Loved the video! Could you please tell me where your mister is from? Thank you!
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How do you prevent those tiny flies in indoor pots???? Need help.
im so jealous, I want one too but there is no monstera in our place😭
I just want to cry cause my son got me this plant for my birthday. I dont have a green thumb and I am afraid I am going to kill the plant. Now I am being told I need to put a stick in it. I am here for the knowledge. Great video however I am overwhelmed. Help!
It can be overwhelming when you see a plant as large as hers. It’s harder to move and repot and add a stake due to the size. However, if your plant is a baby, you can train it up really easy. And you don’t have to put a stake in it if you don’t want to. That’s just to help it grow upright and have something to cling to. Some people let them grow wild. But they get really wide. So if you’re okay with a wild and wide looking plant, don’t worry about the stake. Just worry about proper watering and lighting. Next year, when it’s time to repot, just research a good soil mix. Keep it simple.
Any tips for getting rid of fungus gnats?
Christine can you talk about crystals?