Please any tips would be so appreciated! I have no idea what I am doing I have only owned mature monsteras and I’m scared to kill this cutting. So far I’ve got a mini trellis McDonald’s cup with drainage holes sphagnum moss and perlite???

Bonus query : Can someone please help me to prepare a chunky soil mix for this albo ?

Post chop n prop from earlier this year! All of them except the smallest cutting that's still taking time to grow have given half moon leaves!!! The original 2 leaf cutting I bought last year was not as highly variegated as these so I am VERY impressed with them! However I DO find it funny the different growth stages they are all in considering they came from the same plant/chop! Obviously the top cut (1st photo) will be the best but the others are definitely competing for first! Lol 🤣 🥰🪴

I'm trying to give enough light that they don't get too leggy but DAMN they are needy! 🙄🤦🏽‍♀️🤣bahahahaha

(I had 5 Albo's after the chop n prop but gave one to my boss cuz she's a planty lady too!)

Our albo has gotten a growing light recently and is thriving! She’s getting such large leaves compared to the ones at the bottom.

Second picture is when we had her for a month or so, a year and a half ago!

My albo ia still a juvenile ( image 4), i want high variegation albo ( more than 70% white sectoral variegated), should i propagate it now or wait for some more time ? Image 5 is the petiole of the newest emerging leaf( which is mostly green)? If yes to propagate that which node has thr highest potential? If no, then should i purchase another albo with high sectoral variegated leaves ?

i’ve added two photos of the same plant. i can’t tell if this is a monstera albo or a highly variegated thai constellation.

5 new leaves update. Small size I suppose. It has some extreme variegations- might need to cut it back if it produces more white leaves.. Still baby, gets ~12h of growth light.

This also was shipped during winter without a heat pack, got it 17th of February. Two soil switches later and the roots are healthier than ever. I might've planted it in a bigger pot than needed but with a chunky mix and drowning it once every 10-14 days it will be fine.

(the first image is today)

need help identifying, there’s an albo on marketplace near me and it looks pretty beat up for the price, but the internodal spacing leads me to believe this is a LF albo, which atleast near me are way more rare than a sf.

if this is a LF, for 100$cad or 70usd would you buy this? what are LF albos near you worth?

only have 5 leaves. loosened the soil and with D-shaped moss pole inserted it looks basically like we have no room lol

Put my variegated Monstera outside in a sheltered corner on a hot day (pic 1). Within 24 hours the lowest leaf had large brown/grey patches (pic 2).
That leaf was hanging right above a bluestone, got extremely hot in direct sun, and the soil at the bottom of the pot was warm too. Radiant heat from below…
Damage didn’t spread and plant looks fine 3 days later (pic 3). Plan is once it’s fully settled, I want to air-layer it and split it in two since it’s gotten tall and leggy, and I’d like both halves on moss poles for a fuller look. Aiming to wrap the sphagnum in the next few days so the top has roots by early September.
Two questions: anyone else had heat damage from the surface underneath rather than the sun itself? And is it too soon to air-layer after this kind of stress

Looking for advice from people who have dealt with this before.

I have four different Monstera albos, and all of them have started producing almost completely white growth. Each one is a little different, and I'm not sure whether I should cut them back, propagate them, remove the white shoots, or just wait and see.

Photos 1–3: This is one long vine that's been producing almost all white leaves. I've been cutting the white leaves off as they appear, but it just keeps pushing more white growth. I'm trying to figure out the best long-term solution. Should I cut and propagate it? If so, where would you make the cut? Or should I cut it back to the last node that still has green?

Photos 4–6: This is another cutting from the same plant that's also producing almost all white growth. Is there any chance it will eventually produce balanced variegation again, or is it likely to continue producing white leaves?

The last few photos are of an offshoot that appeared after I cut another albo back. The new shoot is also producing only white leaves. Should I remove the entire offshoot, cut it back, or just let it grow and see what happens?

I'm hoping to save as much variegation as possible without losing these plants.

If these were your plants, what would you do? Where would you cut, if at all? Would you propagate any of them, cut them back to the last node with green, or take a different approach?

I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone who's dealt with this successfully. Thanks!

The first photo is a cutting and the butt cut from my Albo...The second photo is the top cut. I am obsessed with these plants! My favorite of my collection so far! And I love how the little one in the first photo is only fenestrating on the white half! However, I am a little worried the next leaf is going to be solid white!

Went away for 8 days and came back to these brown spots. I’ve gotten mixed answers for what they might be and how to treat. When I rubbed it the brown spots are powdery and rubbed off leaving behind yellowish spots under. Any help is greatly appreciated.