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I'm so excited to try propagating this Monstera next week! I'm a beginner gardener, so I'd some advice on what items I need. Does anyone have any tips or tricks to share? 😊
Tristin Dillon
It's straightforward😍, you can do it by cutting stems and placing them in water or soil with good drainage.
Tristin Dillon
Have you ever tried stem cutting? It's a great way to get started with your new plant! All you need is a pair of sharp, sterile scissors, some soil with good drainage, and a small pot. First, cut the stem and place it directly in the soil. Then, make sure the plant gets plenty of sunlight and doesn't get too hot or humid. With a little care, your plant will thrive!
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Monstera pinnatipartite is an indigenous plant to tropical regions of Central and South America. Upon reaching maturity, it resembles Monstera deliciosa, which has green leaves and a more pinnate structure. This plant also requires only sufficient light and soil moisture, making it easy to care for.
Monstera standleyana 'Albo'
Monstera esqueleto
Monstera acacoyaguensis
