r/MonsteraAlbo

They’re only the this plant. I have a couple more albos in the same cabinet and they are fine.

I’ve had this top cutting in water for a few months and it’s grown quite a few roots from its bottom and top aerial roots and the roots are coming from all parts of the stem and now I’m unsure of how I should pot/plant her up now. Any and all suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

I was also debating on selling as I already have a quite large albo monstera, I was offered $100 is that a good price? Should I ask more?

Finally I got my albo from Etsy!

Imma put support tomorrow

I don’t know what that is. it looks like the new leaf is browning even before unfurling. Do you guys have an idea?

Had a surprising number of people claim on my last post that the plant wasn't a regular reverted albo. This picture is from Feb, just after all the cuts were made on the stem. Now all those first leaves have grown in and they apparently don't look like monstera leaves, to the point where I'm being accused of maintaining a lie and needing to do more research. So

I'm genuinely curious what everyone thinks this plant is if it's not an albo

What the hell is going on!!? Is this root rot or maybe thrips ?

So I feel like the leafs on my albo are looking a little weird and I’m not sure what it needs. I was thinking light? (Using a 15W SANSI) So I was planning to move it to a huge window we have in the living room when the citrus plants go outside for the summer and some space clears up. Besides the soil being the wrong kind (planning to repot with the correct mix) what else could she need? (Also if it’s not clear from the picture, she just made a new leaf, don’t know if that’s a good sign or not)

At one point in time they used this plant as a mother to sell high var albo babies, but it reverted on the seller and went from an appreciated member of the family to something taking up space. So they offered her to me for free while I was picking up one of her babies and I happily took them both home.

I grew it out a bit in hopes of catching a marbled axillary bud and although I did get a couple with decent chunks of white, all of them resulted in green plants or very low marbling. It turns out what I was looking for was buried in the dirt all along. I dug her out and found a node so scaled over there was no way to tell what colours were down there (which is likely why the seller missed it), but I gave it a chop and have been rewarded for not giving up on her when others had

Do I need to start supporting her already? I got her as a pup and she’s grown quite a bit. This is my first albo and I want to do it right lol. Also, what soil would you recommend? The rest of my monsteras are in a chunky soil mix but I got this albo is a perlite & fluval stratum mix which she has been loving so far, but I need to repot her already.

Estoy pensando entre mosspole o uno de coco, que me recomiendan?

Lately, I’ve seen some posts about Monsteras growing on moss poles and the huge size they can reach. I definitely want that for mine, so I decided to repot my Albo and add this support. I hope it can grow a lot in the next few months.

Do you have any tips? This specimen is a cutting I took from my main plant, which is planted directly in the ground.

Hey everyone! I recently repotted my plant and added a stake. I attached it to what I thought was the back side, but now I’m noticing an aerial root forming on the side instead.

I thought aerial roots usually form on the back of the plant. Does this mean I should move the stake?

Hi, I just got my first ever monstera Albo today. I got them as established, rooted cuttings in Leca from FB marketplace. I have never used Leca before, only used chunky soil mix. Since the root system is huge (pic 4) in the leca, should I keep it in that instead of chunky soil mix? How do you take care of a plant in Leca? Is it attached to a reservoir or are you supposed to fully water through until it comes out of the bottom like for soil plants?

Also, have I potted them correctly? Are they placed too deep in the pot? A few more questions:

1. bright indirect light is recommended, but some recommend direct sunlight. Should I start acclimating it to bright sunlight?
2. What fertilizer do you recommend in which medium?
3. What humidity do you recommend?
4. Do you recommend silica while watering? How often?
5. Any other tips to keep her thriving and happy?

I have silica also just tell me when to give and how to give and all the other factors to take care of please i want to show you all this albo with 10-12 leaf without getting brown in this year help me guys my first albo humidity is around 60-65 and indirect sunlight in shade for approx 13-14hr and watering whenever the soil is 70-80% dry