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Family of mine got so many plants after my cousin passed. These were gifted to me. Idk what they are cause I’m not a green thumb but I’m trying to get into it. Help!

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  1. Kori

    My mom passed Dec 1st, my sister and I split up the plants from her funeral. That's what led me to this app and becoming obsessed with keeping mine healthy and alive. You'll do great, so far both me and my sister's plants are doing great, and all we could keep alive previously were the plants of the faux variety 🤭

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  2. Plantsmybeloved

    The second one looks like some sort of peperomia and the 4th one looks like a dibachia

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  3. Rowven

    The first looks like a Calathea (Peacock/Cathedral)

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  4. c.cat

    so sorry to hear about your loss, i hope youre doing ok❤️‍🩹🌱 -- first one is a calathea, not sure what kind exactly, maybe a peacock? second is def a peperomia of sorts, third has a bunch of plants in one, i see an umbrella plant i think (front left, with the multiple leaves on one stalk), another diffenbachia, a dracaena (pointy leaves in the back), an english ivy (front bottom) fourth is another difenbachia (i misspelled that) --- calatheas are really picky, i suggest joining the group on here (at least i THINK theres one for them lol) - in general, high humidity and use distilled water. separate the pot of multiple plants; the dracaena has low water needs, diffenbachia has medium needs, and the others like more moisture. i think all of your new friends will do good in lots of bright indirect light (the dracaena might do better with more), a south facing window is great) good luck!!

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  5. The threeplantiers

    The first is a calathea zebrina keep the soil most all the time

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  6. Dee4Life

    I'm sure the first one is rattlesnake calathea - I have one

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    • Dee4Life

      Actually the leaves on mine are thinner than yours I think

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  7. Phil

    The first one is a calathea peacock. Second is a peperomia. Calatheas can be very difficult. They require particular needs, so don’t feel bad if it doesn’t survive. Many people stay away from them. The peperomia can be a much easier plant. They like lots of light, prefer to have their soil dry out between waterings. They are a semi succulent plant. When you water any plant, water till it comes out the bottom drain hole. Peperomias have a shallow root system, so shallow terracotta pots are great for them, but not necessary. Do some research on Google, Try Google lens for your pics. Good luck and have fun with your new buddies.

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