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Jarden collective

Hey guys I’m pretty new here so thought I’d share one of my Monstera Albo setups. It’s currently two separate plants growing in the same pot. The base plant is well rooted into the substrate, while the top plant has established itself into the moss pole and has been climbing nicely. Both plants have recently pushed new growth and are starting to compete for space, so I’ll likely separate them within the next week and give each plant its own pole and pot. The lower plant recently produced a clean half-moon, and the top growth is currently unfurling and looking pretty promising as well. Always keen to see what the next leaf brings with these. For those who’ve grown Albo for a while — would you separate them now or let them keep climbing together a bit longer? I’m leaning one way but curious what others would do.

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  1. Nunyabzwx

    WOW good job!!

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  2. Rose

    The only reason (in my head) to chop like this is to end up with 2 separate plants. I have seen people pot up multiple plants with one moss pole+pot to get a fuller plant. With the way monstera roots grow though, I think it’s best to pot them separately

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    • Jarden collective

      That’s pretty much my thinking as well. You can grow multiple plants on one pole for a fuller look, but once the aerial roots start establishing into the pole and the substrate they tend to compete for space and nutrients. Separating them early just makes it easier for each plant to climb properly and build a stronger root system over time. I’ve found they size up much more consistently once each plant has its own pole and root zone

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