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Thank you!! Exactly what I needed!!! 🥰

Thanks, Karen. Your instructions were clear and helpful.

Hello! Do you have any linearis still in stock?

Hugely helpful, thabj you

Thank you!! I had to move my big plant closer to my heater vent over the winter because of new furniture and some of the leaves got soooo crispy. I just pruned her up and she’s looking gorgeous again! Question - can those burnt leaves you just cut off be propagated? Or does it need to be cut below the new leaf uterus (this is what I’ve decided to call it) in order to root?

Thank for ur share. Its really heplfull

Thank you for sharing…a few of my monstera leaves were sunburned and this was helpful

Hello i am from india.... Can you make video in which you show...... From where cut the damage leaf (burn, black spot) so that new leaf could grow..... Please reply.....

Thank you for this video. I’m going to have to prune my plant later today, and your video was quite helpful.

Thank you SO MUCH! I was searching for a clear, simple tutorial and this was exactly it.

Omg thank you for getting straight to the point but still including important details ❤️

Great info. My Monsterda is very leggy. How do I make it bushy like the one shown in this video?? And how do I keep it short

Thankyou

how do you propagate if I can't find any nodes on my monstera? Mine somehow looks like this, when one stem comes out from another but no nodes.

Is it okay to cut the littlest ones (probably the first leaves) all the way to the soil if the stems get broken from kids/husbands moving/running into it etc? 😬

Thanks for this! ❤️

The alocasia that you showed right before the ficus shivereana you never said the name

Mettete i sottotitoli.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge!❤️ This is exactly what I need, and what I’ve been looking for! Now off I go to saving my monteras! 😁

Beautiful selections! We live 2 hours away & will be in your area this summer. Cannot wait to go to your store!! Drool drool drool .....😊

Great video. First, Karen, you're priceless ($21.99 😅). Secondly, that's right, nobody told me there's not enough room. 😂 I hope to see you guys soon.

I couldn’t believe it when I saw this last night I had to run out there this morning & get that Pseudorhipsalis amazonica I have been wanting one for YEARS‼️ I can’t wait to see it bloom 😍🤩🙏🏼

Beautiful plants❤❤❤

I think this is why my monstera has gotten so leggy, I’ve been cutting off future growth when pruning so it now has ALOT of gaps. It’s putting out new leaves weekly, usually 2-4 at a time & it’s color is good so hopefully if I just follow these tips going forward it will bush out! Thank you for sharing this! 🪴💚

FINALLY after 30 min of searching the internet I found your very clear and concise video! It’s insane how hard it is just to find actually clear instructions about where the growth nodes actually are and where exactly you should cut in relation to them. Thank you so so much!!

Thank you so much! This is exactly what I needed.

Great video. I have a question. On my plant the newest leaf was damaged and fell off, so there are no new nodes for a new leaf to come out of. Is there a chance new leaves can grow from somewhere else?

This was great and helpful. Thank you 😊

Thank you! Great video!

Thanks, so much, for this! I think I can prune and propagate my monstera with more confidence now.

Hey thanks from Tampa-St Pete. I'm going out this morning to have a visit with my monstera!

This was so informative!! Thank you!

Thank you very much for this video. I'm late to indoor plants, and I purchased a sad Monstera with twisted - sad leaves. Your video will help me to cut her back to hopefully give her a fresh start🤞🪴

When pruning if there’s just a small sun spot can I cut out the spot or do I have to remove the entire leaf

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OOh I hope there are some passiflora left! I'll come down tomorrow <3

My monsters has been bitten by some slugs and it doesn’t look appealing should I prune it ? Will it grow back ?

so great to see this video! just gotta get up there 😚

I wanna go thereeeee😍

Thank you! I hope you share more tips about Monsteras.

Glad I found this video thank you!

Do you have to put anything where you made the cut?

What happens if it was accidentally cut way too low?

THANK YOU! I honestly just needs to prune off the old leaves/broken leaves after a friend knocked the plant over. everyone else's videos discuss propagating and I was like "I dont need to propagate, just PRUNE" I thought I was killing my plant by cutting at the base of the leaves -- this video made me feel so much better!

Thanks so much for doing this video. I've been trying to find something just like this for over a week! I've been on FB plant groups and KZfaq and found nothing helpful until your video. I am a new plant mom and didn't know exactly where to cut my deliciosa (my favorite plant that I own) without hurting her long term! Now I feel comfortable to snip off the area that needs it! Thanks, again!

Thanks, really well explained ❤!

Great video! I have a question I’ve been having trouble finding the answer to. When I propagated my monstera cutting a year ago, I was a newbie to the hobby. I unfortunately allowed the water to cover the petiole on 2 out of 3 stems on my cutting. This unfortunately permanently damaged it to the point it will not produce any new leaves. The one stem where the petiole was not submerged is growing beautifully. My question is, can I cut off the two leaves not producing below their damaged petiole, and will my plant grow a new stem that will produce leaves?

I am singing your praises!! Just as natalieayala1584, below said, NO ONE showed, in detail, how to prune a monstera. They would say 'You cut at the stem.' Where's the stem?!? Or they would say I'm going to cut here and they would be at the back of the plant with the camera in front back a ways. Really?! Still doesn't show me where to cut the plant. Thank you so much for your detailed instructions along with the camera close up so we can see what you're doing!! You know how to teach people. Thank you, thank you!!!

The best video ever i see thanks for your information