Monstera deliciosa
Swiss Cheese Plant
Mid Autumn 2023
5
- 3
Late Summer 2023
7
- 9
Late Summer 2023
4
- 2
Mid Winter 2023
4
- 3








Monstera deliciosa
Mid Autumn 2023
5
Late Summer 2023
7

The first few sections chopped and ready for #propagation ! Covered the node and any aerial roots loosely in damp #sphagnummoss, then wrapped in film and foil, making sure to leave the cut ends out to avoid #stemrot . So far thereโs loads of visible root growth, so it wonโt be long before Iโm potting these up! #swisscheeseplant

Hollie, if you add hashtags to your post it will benefit others who might be looking for inspiration or help in doing something similar. #swisscheesemonstera #propagation #newplants #propagation-leafcuttings Good luck with yours! ๐

Thank you @jacaranda ๐Iโm still #new to this ๐

Youโll get there! Once youโve worked out the basics itโs a very easy app to use. ๐๐

Super effort!!

@robynee does lots of plant propagation. Check out her feed.

Thanks @brightcolours ๐ Her profile is private, but Iโve sent a follow request. Propagation is my current obsession! ๐

@holliebobbs if you have any propagation questions be sure to ask. Iโm happy to help ๐

@robynee thank you, I definitely will! Iโve just had a quick look at your profile, youโve got so many beautiful, healthy looking plants ๐
Late Summer 2023
4

The last photo I took before #chopping to #propagate - Tidied up and #trimmed back any unruly #aerialroots before #cutting it into sections. #swisscheeseplant

Nothing ventured, nothing gained! #before
Mid Winter 2023
4

My 5yr old #monstera when I first moved to my #newhome ๐ It looks very #different now! #swisscheeseplant #before #bigleaves

Hi Hollie ๐ Thanks for posting your first photo. ๐ You can find other like-minded gardeners to follow by tapping Discover and "Popular" or "Recommended". If you need to reply to a user or just want to say "hi", simply @username an individual i.e. @teamgardentags and that person will get an alert. Finally, if you'd like guidance on getting the most out of the app, please check out our tutorial videos: www.gardentags.com/tutorials Enjoy using GT! ๐

Hi Hollie. Welcome to this great gardening community ๐๐ Your plant has huge leaves! Enjoy your GTags journey with us ๐
Forgot to post the last photo from my #monstera โs big chop! The top node had already been wrapped in damp #sphagnummoss for a few weeks, and had produced multiple new #aerialroots so I decided to pot it up straight away ๐ I let it sit for a few hours after the cut so the stem could callous over, and have left the cut above the soil to avoid #stemrot ๐ค Donโt worry - the canes are temporary! Once itโs produced new growth and is ready for a repot, it will get a #mosspole ๐ #propogation
@holliebobbs - Nice looking plant. For the next one, make sure you have roots on the roots before potting up. You want the roots to look like a big mass of ramen noodles. Yes, it will take more time - but it will ensure the plant has a higher capacity to cope with transplant shock and to start pushing out new leaves sooner.
@robynee thanks โบ๏ธ I looked back at the dates on pictures and it was actually wrapped for 3 months before the chop, not just a few weeks ๐ It had a a lot of healthy roots that had split at multiple points - hopefully that will be enough for this one ๐ค but Iโll definitely be waiting a lot longer for the rest ๐