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...about the Monstera Adansonii:🌿 This is a beautiful tropical climate plant that.... Commonly known as the monstera genus which is characterized by ... reproduce this type of plant is super easy under each ...rotting the roots of the plant.🌿 --- #### Now let'...of having this type of plant at home which we can ... 🌿 * Being a humid climate plant you can have it at ...***So if you are a plant lover as much as we ...

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Ja das ist normal. Erst kommt dieser "Flaum" und anschließend die Luftwurzeln. Nach 5-6 Wochen sollte man die Ableger in der Regel einpflanzen können. Du kannst die Monstera aber auch im Wasser lassen und als Monstera Water Plant halten. Ich habe bereits eine Deliciosa und versuche das jetzt auch mit der Adansonii. Eine Anleitung dafür findest du hier: Monstera Water Plants - Monsteraliebe

Ja das ist normal. Erst kommt dieser "Flaum" und anschließend die Luftwurzeln. Nach 5-6 Wochen sollte man die Ableger in der Regel einpflanzen können. Du kannst die Monstera aber auch im Wasser lassen und als Monstera Water Plant halten. Ich habe bereits eine Deliciosa und versuche das jetzt auch mit der Adansonii. Eine Anleitung dafür findest du hier: Monstera Water Plants - Monsteraliebe

Hi! Have you ever tried this? Having too much colonized grains on my hands the other day, I decided to put some mycelium with two plants that I keep very humid (a Monstera and what might be Snake Plant D. trifasciata). Directly in the pot. I thought it'd just die but to my amazing surprise... a few days later: Definitely not made for high yield but it's really fun to see in this environment!

Hi! Have you ever tried this? Having too much colonized grains on my hands the other day, I decided to put some mycelium with two plants that I keep very humid (a Monstera and what might be Snake Plant D. trifasciata). Directly in the pot. I thought it'd just die but to my amazing surprise... a few days later: Definitely not made for high yield but it's really fun to see in this environment!

Hi I have a general question: will fenestration/ splits in monstera plant occur on existing leaves or only on new growth? Will exiting leaves on a monstera eventually split / fenestrate? Hopefully my question is clear! Thanks

Hi I have a general question: will fenestration/ splits in monstera plant occur on existing leaves or only on new growth? Will exiting leaves on a monstera eventually split / fenestrate? Hopefully my question is clear! Thanks

New plant from nursery. Got some reddish brown spots on underside of leaves. What is this?

New plant from nursery. Got some reddish brown spots on underside of leaves. What is this?

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... Grow Light for Monsteraplant Monstera Growth The best way ...to make your Monstera grow faster is by ...up the plant. 2. 3 switch modes and 5 dimmable options: The monstera grow ... hydroponics and horticultural indoor plant seedlings, greenhouse vegetables, etc. It...rapid growth and complete plant development. Long service life Noise-... grow room, grow tent, Monstera or houseplants growth. Looking for ...