Cutting 3 Growth Points off a Monstera Thai Constellation

[@EnchantedPlantQueen]

You had me at ‘capillary action’. Favorite favorite technical plant channel!

[@missperry9539]

This is good info. I received a very large cutting a couple months ago that proceeded to rot. I saved it in perlite, cut it in two and the most advanced plant has a robust root system and 6 active grow points sprouting on a 3 leaf cutting😱 6! So now I’m not as excited about it having so many leaves sporting at once. I’ll watch it with your advice in mind.

[@CherryseinfeId]

Rooting (ha ha) for them to make it!!! Thanks for sharing - excited to see what happens

[@marielagarcia1917]

Can’t wait for the update 💚💚🌱

[@laurenervin1404]

Halfway through watching you cut these I had to tell myself to breath!😅 I'm interested to see what happens to that bottom cutting!🤞🤞

[@EliezaBaby]

😲mg learned soooooooo much. Please more 🙏

[@meganpahl3612]

Very informative video. I am a bit confused though on exactly why this is a bad thing? Forgive me but could you explain? I have some monsteras I am trying to encourage to be bushier but with staking the plants and pruning for propagation reasons, it seems that they would only become this way by close nodes such as seen here.

[@OneRoomPlantGuy]

Gorgeous

[@lizasiciban9232]

Oh the cut is so close i would be interested for an update ,,is there any node in it of your cutting ?

[@ireneramirez7381]

Sir, please do an update video on your propagations ☺️

[@andrianscaper2096]

Thanks for another upload! 😍

[@Daisy_1557]

🌱🙏🏼🌱🙏🏼🌱

[@victorb145]

Well if your thumbs in the way, cut off your thumb. That's how it works right? If growths get in the way or slowing down the plant you just cut them off. Yeah I disagree I would rather accept the Slowdown of growth or maybe try bumping up the food and light to get it to grow again.