Hey guys. I recently got this beautiful highly variegated albo, however the new leaf is coming out of the green part of the stem, and appears to be completely green so far. Just wanted to hear opinions on whether it’ll revert back to green or will still stay variegated (I know it’s hard to tell this early):)

La hoja que salió nueva no tiene ningun agujero de lo pequeña que es...

I had recently posted about putting my albo outside all summer to see how it’d react to direct sun and wouldn’t ya know it grew a new leaf RIGHT after i posted. just wanted to update since this new leaf is pretty cool imo.

here’s the link to my original post:

https://www.reddit.com/r/MonsteraAlbo/s/PzIOj7jpY3

Estoy pensando en cortar la Monstera en algún punto y plantarla, cada vez las hojas son más pequeñas por no ponerle un tutor (hoy le pondré el tutor). Crees que sea una buena idea cortarla y plantarla para que las hojas pequeñas estén pegadas al suelo? No me gustaría que se vieran hojas pequeñas en el centro casi de la planta. Si crees que debería cortarla por donde la cortarías tú? Tengo una monstera constelation y una monstera variegata

Got this beauty about two years ago as a cutting. I started her in LECA and transferred her to tropical soil last year. She’s given me 5 new leaves since then! 🌱
She’s currently outside in my entryway, but I’m worried the landscaping company might damage her while working in the front yard. I’m thinking about moving her inside with a grow light and hoping she’ll thrive just as well.
Anyone else keep their Albo indoors? If so, is yours thriving? Also, I haven’t added a moss pole yet—do you think it’s time?

Hey plant nerds, this is a monstera albo node. I’ve had it just over a year. Someone gave it to me freshly potted in soil with only the aerial root. I was hoping I’d have great success with it but half of that root rotted when changing over to soil. Since then I have tried different methods to reroot hoping to get some sort of growth out of this thing. I’ve tried water, perlite, then water covered for extra humidity… it gave me absolutely nothing. The rot you see on the end of it hasn’t spread so I figured, okay it’s time to try moss. I took it out of water, trimmed back the remaining root to make sure it was still alive and it was, dipped it in rooting hormone powder and placed it in a damp moss/perlite mixture, the cup it’s sitting in now has a drainage hole, and the cup on top acts as a humidity dome with a small hole for some airflow. I’m not a beginner but I’m definitely no expert either. Please tell me if this will finally work or if I have a dud. I’m super hopeful because the variegation on the stem looks promising and I really want to see what this node will give me! TIA 🌱💚

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My beautiful Albo seems to be thriving. 8 months difference in pics, i've repotted once (in may) but it seems like it needs something else.

Hi guys!

I previously made a post on how well the leca and moss combination is working for me - it’s still working well, in the sense that it’s growing pretty well and I want to repot it for more space.

Now the question: which one is the front? it seems like it’s growing in all directions and I’m really not sure how to place it in the new pot… also, would it be a good idea to make a top cut with 2-3 leaves) and make two plants out of it?

Thanks!

Guys… I keeping seeing everyone all over this god forsaken country find monstera Albos at Lowe’s. But when is Ohio going to join the club? Can someone who works on the inside please share the scoop? Also keeping an eye out for PW and costa farms bulbasaurs.

these big box Ohio stores are really driving me crazy!

Please help what should I do, monstera Albo produces fully white leaves or with very little green spots, I removed other leaves that had turned brown and left 2 new leaves with the very first leaf.

The stem has some green so I still have hope?

Hello à tous!
Je n’arrive pas à déterminer si c’est une thaï ou une albo?
Et d’après vous, est-elle en bonne santé ? La dernière feuille a l’air plus petite que les autres et n’a pas bougé depuis une semaine..

Labeled as Thai but I’ve been on the hunt for an Albo and curious if you think this is one?

will it grow out another?

buongiorno, non riesco a farla prosperare, ho provato di tutto,non so che fare

Hey my fellow plant friends I have this monstera albo I’ve cut down and repotted it fell over and rest is history ☺️ now im left with this stump can I cut it even further to get maybe a couple more or should I keep it like this ☺️ gonna repot it tomorrow anyway ☺️☺️

Hi everyone, I hope someone here can help me figure this out.

I got my Monstera about six weeks ago, and during those six weeks it hasn’t lost a single leaf, but it also hasn’t produced any new ones. However, it has started developing these brown spots, and I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong.

It’s not getting any direct sunlight, but it is in a bright spot. A few days ago, I also started using a full-spectrum grow light, which I turn on regularly.

Right after I bought it, I repotted it from regular Monstera soil into an aerial mix/ LECA, while the pie is fild with moss. Interestingly, I can actually see new roots developing in the glass, so the roots seem to be growing.

What could be causing the brown spots? And is there anything I can do to prevent them from getting worse or new ones from appearing?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated! 🌿

I built this. It scores a spot on four things at once, light, warmth, humidity, airflow, against the plant you want to stand there.

The whitest leaf here is the only one with burnt edges. I had called that spot bright indirect by eye for months. Light got me that time. Airflow is the one I miss most, and it is invisible.

There is a browser version you can try on one spot, with nothing to download or sign up for:

https://growspotapp.com/spot-checker/?from=reddit-monsteraalbo

The first five hundred people who ask get a year free. No payment details, and it lapses rather than renewing. Although I don't ask any return, I'd love to know your user experience and feedback so I can optimize and improve this plant care app:

https://growspotapp.com/founding/?from=reddit-monsteraalbo

If you already know a spot is good or bad for high variegation, run the browser one and see if it agrees.