I planted this and can’t remember what it is. Thanks.
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I planted this and can’t remember what it is. Thanks.
Please tell me what this is. It popped up on a pot that originally had a dead plant in it and I never tossed the soil. However the dead plant was not this plant. Thanks.
Yay new plants!!! But not sure what they are any ideas? I was thinking some sort of Ivy, but am not sure.
Got this at a plant sale, any ideas on what it is?
Can anyone tell me what plant this is please?
This plant was gifted to me today and I need some help figuring out what it is. It looks similar to a tradescantia zebrina/inch plant but I have one of these and it not the same. Ideas?🙏
OK, y’all what the what is this? I had an asparagus fern for years that I killed and brought back and then killed and it didn’t come back the second time. It was a beloved plant, but there was no bringing it back after this past winter. The pot has just been outside gathering weeds. I recently dumped it so I could use the pot and I have never seen anything like this. Is this normal? Is this what asparagus fern looks like inside? I’ll be honest it completely freaked me out. It looks very alien.
I’m having difficulty identifying this plant. Planta suggests Silver Squill but it doesn’t quite match. The leaves are thick and rigid with a barely perceptible sawtooth edge. The root system is very shallow. The flowers grow out on a long stalk, pink and white, offset and in a circular pattern about the stem.
My philo is finally pushing out new leaves after having it for a few months but I’m starting to question what variety it is… Initially I thought it was a run of the mill green heart leaf but she’s got some cute variegation! If anyone knows of the specific variety or if it would just be ‘variegated heart leaf philo’ please let me know!
Any idea what this could be? I bought her 2 months ago at a yard sale. I was told she was a Portadora. The pictures online don't look like it though. The tallest stem is maybe 2 ft? The two leaves shown are an older one and the newest one. Also showing how the stems grow out of the soil and that node looking thing.
Does anybody? Know what type of tree this is I found it near my creek. It has these berries that smell like peaches. But the berries are like really tiny. The picture with the red berry is what it looks like when I wipe off the berries and I put a picture of the inside of the berry too
Any ideas who she might be?? Just got her today and she’s a beauty🥰 wouldn’t mind some care tips as well!!
Hello! I’ve been gone a while from this app but I’m trying to get back into it! My aunt gifted me this plant. Ain’t she pretty? The only thing is she doesn’t know what type of plant it is. My guess is a jade plant, but idk. I’m slightly nervous becuase I had a jade plant a few years ago and she didn’t do very well. Despite my best efforts in trying to revive her we lost her. So I’m determined to take care of her! If you could tell me what type that would be great, and if anyone has any care tips I am all ears!
my fellow plant friends - can someone explain to me what’s happening here? I would call it reverse variegation?
Planning on saving this philodendron from Lowe’s! Anyone know what kind of philodendron this is? 🌱
Hello plant lovers! My wife and I just purchased a small (3 inch pot) plant with "Hoya" listed on the label. I just don't know the certain species/variety. When it comes to care, does honing in this specific matter? Here is a photo. TIA for your help!
I took these clippings from this plant. It has given me a couple different types of plants. I settled on peperomia. Does this look right?
Growing in my monstera randomly. Any idea what it is?? ETA I know it’s an alocasia. Just wondering what kind.
Was given as a gift almost a year ago but little to no signs of growth. Been sitting in a small see through plastic cup with lecca. Wasn’t really sure what to put it in. Also barely water it, I just leave a small pool of water at the bottom and takes about a week and a half for it to go down so I only refill maybe every other week. This clipping came off of a huge cactus that grew up the side of a classroom wall.