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   Mikel’s Plant Posse

   5 months ago

   Split rock?

   

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     I love plants

     5 months ago

     I definitely agree!!! Where did you find yours? It’s beautiful!!!

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     Mikel’s Plant Posse

     5 months ago

     Mine were found at Home Depot…they rarely want watering..(3-4 times a year)

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     I love plants

     5 months ago

     I will have to look! Thank you!!

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   Dj

   5 months ago

   Taco leaf plant

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   Nikki

   5 months ago

   Bloodleaf!

   

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     I love plants

     5 months ago

     I have never heard of those but they are beautiful!!!

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     Nikki

     5 months ago

     found it at my local fish/plant store! Super easy to grow and propagate

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   Waspinator

   5 months ago

   If you're okay with a terrarium or misting them every day, mosses are cute

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     I love plants

     5 months ago

     I thought about that but where do you get them?

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     Waspinator

     5 months ago

     There are some etsy sellers for common ones. You can also collect them from the wild (just be sure to preserve the wild colony of moss. Only pick up little sections of large, well established mosses or pieces that were already disturbed. I've managed to find 9 different species just in my yard. Also check the rules before taking any from parks; some have very rare or vulnerable species that need to be left alone.) It's also possible to get terrarium mosses from pet shops (the ones that stock terrarium supplies are those that sell frogs, insects, and reptiles), and sometimes you can find live mosses growing in the soil of larger plants

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     I love plants

     5 months ago

     Thank you so much!!! I would never have thought to look at a pet store!!!

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   Katy🪴

   5 months ago

   I’m obsessed with my mini tree cholla!! It looks like a baby saguaro and I’ve had her for probably 3 years now🌵

   

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     I love plants

     5 months ago

     It’s so cute and I love the pot!!!!

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     Katy🪴

     5 months ago

     Thank you! It’s a thrifted pot🤩

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   The leafy Angel

   5 months ago

   Buddha temple

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   Ms.Issy

   5 months ago

   A lot of air plant species stay small & Xerographica, which can get very large is a very slow grower. I’ve had mine for a few years and while she has grow more leaves she is still the same 6”-ish across as when I bought her. Tephrocactus geometricus is also a slow growing plant that can be purchased quite small. African violets/primulina’s are also often relatively small (not over 12” across max). And a lot of succulents will stay modestly sized or grow very slowly. My jade plant is one I got from small cuttings and is still in a 3” pot after about 3 years.

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