Generic Monstera Thai Constellation Tissue Culture Starter Plant Rare Houseplant Indoor Plants Beginner Friendly for Gifting, Green

Came in almost dead. Had to resuscitate it with my magic touch. Just kidding , I just followed the instruction. Humidity is the key

I was confident buying this product. I have so so many plants and this has been a dream plant to me, and I've spent a lot of time growing regular monstera from small plants before buying this, to make sure I didn't waste my money as these are not the cheapest. That being said, instead of dirt, this plant came in some jelly like gunk. I followed the directions and I rinsed the roots out gently with warm water. I kept this baby in water after I got it to help build a stronger root system. I recently moved it to soil, and when I did I noticed a SMALL TRACE of the gel stuff it came in, it was jammed up at the base of the roots. I tried to rinse it out again but there was no way to get it out without damaging the roots. I didn't think it would be a big deal but my plant died and the roots are fried right off 😕 I've never had an unsuccessful monstera.. I've pruned my big baby and have plenty of thriving "new" plants, along with monstera I started out, the plant smaller than my hand, just as these, just not Tai.. I can not think of anything besides that gunk stuck in the roots that would've killed my poor baby. I AM SO SAD. I was SO EXCITED TO SEE MY BABY GROW 😭😭

I was able to keep mine alive for a month but in the end it ended up dying unfortunately. I thought it was doing good but then a few leaves died off. It gave me a new leaf but then someone bumped my table it was on and I saw the truth. No roots at all they were completely gone. Was kind of a waste of money. But a good learning experience

I wasn’t very sure about this product and I hadn’t really done a lot of research into tissue cultures with plants. So after doing some research, I decided I would order it and try one. This is a great way to afford an expensive plant that you might not otherwise be able to buy. I continue to let it grow in the bag, it came in which was a sealed see-through plastic bag with the gel in the bottom of it, and it was thriving, I waited until the roots on it got a little bigger and then I moved it to water and then from the water I was able to put it in soil. It has new leaves coming and is doing very well. I am very very pleased I would highly recommend this for anyone who would love to have a Thai constellation Monstera to add to their plant hoarding addiction. Thank you, I love it.

I got my plant yesterday and let me tell you. I was very disappointed in this plant. It is so tiny and it was soaked in water. And I know it's not going to make it. It looks horrible. Waiting on a response back from them to see what they're going to do about this. My heart was broke to see this. There was hardly any tips on the plant there, so tiny. They look bad.

This is mine after MONTHS of extensive attention and nutrient treatments. When it came it was in a weird gel, had root rot and all the leaves were dead. There was one tiny node still alive. Also these grow painfully slow. Not terrible if you know what you’re doing.

It was very small in the beginning and still isn't very big,but it is healthy and growing. So much less expensive than buying a Thai at a store.

I consider myself to have a green thumb, but this showed up with browning leaves and black roots. I tried growing it in water. No luck. I tried adding diluted fertilizer to help potential rooting. No luck. Finally, I tried soil with the perfect amount of humidity (with a cover) and again no luck. End result $20 in the garbage.