Planting two Monsteras together
Planting two Monsteras together.If you are Monstera enthusiast as I am, you love to have great and big Monstera in your home and sometimes planting two Monsteras together In one pot or even more could result in very big plant.
The question that comes into your mind is “is that even possible?”, well I should say yes it is in fact it will make a nice full plant.
can I plant two monsteras together?
You can plant them closer together so it is easy to attach them to a moss pole if you ever want to do that, but in my experience it doesn’t actually matter.
However, if you want to plant two Monsteras together you should know how to repot the plants, for that please visit our topic about “Repotting your Monstera”
Some people ask is it possible to keep two Monsteras in one pot? Do we need them to separate? The answer is yes it is possible to keep multiple Monsteras in one pot.
If you are planting Monsteras from cuttings it is possible to them to connect to each other and grow with each other.
[blockquote author=”University of Florida, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences” link=”https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/publication/HS311″ target=”_blank”]Monstera is a fast growing broadleaf vine with a cylindrical, thick stem 2 to 4 inches (5–10 cm) in diameter that may grow along the ground or, if allowed, will climb onto trees and structures. The vine may exceed 70 ft (21 m) in length if left unpruned.[/blockquote]
You might get shocked if find out the plants you are keeping are made up from multiple smaller plants, you can choose whether to separate them or let them be in one pot is your decision.
If you ever witness that your Monstera`s roots are growing out of the drainage hole, it indicates that the pot you are using is getting small, even if you have changed it couple months ago you need to change it again soon, it is actually good sign that the requirements are met that it made your plant to grow that fast.
You might witness that aerial roots of the plant grow out of the pot, it is actually pretty normal, and you can do couple of thing with them if you are not annoyed by their look you can easily let them be in the open but if you don’t want them to be seen you can either put them back in the pot or just them.
I did a research on it and it comes up that it doesn’t do anything if you want to cut them so fell free to do whatever you want.
To sum up everything that has been stated so far, planting more than one Monsteras in one pot is possible and in fact after some time they become one plant whole.so if you have couple small Monsteras and one big pot you can easily repot all of them into the bigger pot and let them grow.
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I’ve always wondered if I could plant two Monsteras together in one pot. Has anyone tried it before? I have a Monstera deliciosa and a Monstera adansonii, and I think they would look stunning together!
Hi Jenny! Planting two Monsteras together can be a great way to create a lush and visually appealing display. Monstera deliciosa and Monstera adansonii are compatible plants that can thrive in the same pot. Just make sure the pot is large enough to accommodate the root systems of both plants. Also, consider providing adequate support for the climbing nature of Monstera adansonii. Enjoy creating your beautiful Monsterascape!
I have two Monsteras and have been wondering if I can plant them together in a single pot. I love the idea of having a “Monstera corner” in my home. What should I consider before combining them?
Hello GreenThumb! Creating a Monstera corner sounds lovely! When planting two Monsteras together, it’s important to consider their size and growth habits. Make sure the pot is spacious enough to accommodate both plants comfortably. Also, check that the soil has good drainage to prevent waterlogging. Regularly monitor their watering needs and provide adequate light for optimal growth. Enjoy your Monstera corner!
I’m obsessed with Monsteras and have multiple varieties. Can I combine different Monstera species in one pot? I want to create a stunning mixed Monstera arrangement.
Hi LeafLover! It’s fantastic that you have multiple Monstera varieties. Combining different Monstera species in one pot can create a striking display. Just ensure that the plants have similar care requirements and growth rates. This will help them thrive harmoniously together. Remember to consider their space requirements and provide appropriate support if needed. Happy gardening and enjoy your beautiful mixed Monstera arrangement!
I’m planning to have a green wall of Monsteras in my living room. Can I plant two Monsteras together on a vertical trellis? I want to create a dramatic and tropical look!
Hello UrbanJungle! A green wall of Monsteras sounds like an incredible idea! Planting two Monsteras together on a vertical trellis can definitely achieve the dramatic and tropical look you desire. Make sure the trellis is sturdy enough to support their growth. Regularly train the vines to climb along the trellis and provide adequate moisture and light. Your living room will be transformed into a lush urban jungle in no time!
I love the idea of combining multiple Monsteras in one pot to create a statement piece for my indoor plant collection. Can you provide some tips on how to care for two Monsteras in a single pot?
Hi IndoorPlantEnthusiast! Combining multiple Monsteras in one pot can definitely create a stunning statement piece. Here are some tips for caring for two Monsteras in a single pot:
Use well-draining potting mix to avoid waterlogging.
Ensure the pot is large enough to accommodate both plants’ root systems.
Provide ample sunlight or bright indirect light to promote healthy growth.
Water the plants when the top inch of soil feels dry, but avoid overwatering.
Consider using stakes or moss poles to provide support for climbing varieties.
Remember to regularly monitor their growth and adjust care accordingly. Enjoy your remarkable Monstera centerpiece!
I recently received two Monsteras as gifts and was thinking about planting them together. Can I combine them to create a more bushy appearance? I love the fullness of Monstera plants!
Hello NatureLover! Planting your two Monsteras together can indeed create a bushier appearance, enhancing the fullness you love. Just make sure the pot is large enough to accommodate their growth. Pruning can also help encourage bushiness and maintain a desirable shape. Remember to provide proper care, including adequate sunlight, regular watering, and occasional fertilization. Enjoy watching your Monsteras flourish and become even more lush!
I’m planning to incorporate Monsteras in my home decor and was wondering if I can plant two Monsteras together in a decorative planter. I want to create an eye-catching focal point!
Hi DecoratorExtraordinaire! Planting two Monsteras together in a decorative planter is an excellent way to create an eye-catching focal point for your home decor. Choose a planter that complements your interior style and allows for proper drainage. Consider the size and growth habit of the Monsteras to ensure they have ample space to thrive. With their stunning foliage, they will surely become the center of attention in your decor!
I have two Monsteras that have outgrown their individual pots. Can I repot them together in a larger container? I want to save space and simplify their care routine.
Hello GardenGuru! Repotting your two Monsteras together in a larger container can be a great way to save space and simplify their care routine. When doing so, gently separate the root systems and position them in the new pot, ensuring they have enough room to grow. Use well-draining soil and provide appropriate watering and lighting conditions. With proper care, your Monsteras will adapt well to their new home and continue to thrive!
I have a Monstera deliciosa and a Monstera obliqua, and I was wondering if I can plant them together in one pot. Can you share any insights on combining these two Monsteras?
Hi HouseplantHobbyist! Combining a Monstera deliciosa and a Monstera obliqua in one pot can create an interesting mix of leaf shapes and sizes. However, it’s essential to consider their care requirements. Monstera deliciosa prefers brighter light and slightly drier soil, while Monstera obliqua thrives in more shaded conditions with higher humidity. Finding a balance between these preferences will be crucial for their successful cohabitation. Ensure proper lighting, humidity levels, and watering practices for both plants. Enjoy the unique beauty of your combined Monstera duo!
I’m passionate about creating a jungle-inspired space, and I’m wondering if I can combine Monstera deliciosa, Monstera adansonii, and Monstera obliqua in one pot. Will they grow well together?
Hello BotanicalBeauty! Combining Monstera deliciosa, Monstera adansonii, and Monstera obliqua in one pot can definitely create a lush and diverse jungle-inspired space. These Monsteras share similar care requirements, including bright indirect light, moderate watering, and well-draining soil. However, it’s important to consider their growth rates and eventual size. Ensure the pot is large enough to accommodate their mature forms, allowing each plant to have ample space. With proper care and attention, your jungle-inspired space will be a botanical beauty to behold!