can i see y’all’s current favorite plant/most thriving. i know it’s hard to decide, but just love seeing everyone most happy/best plant. my string of pearls is one of my best thriving/everyone’s favorite. i got her when she was only a couple inches long and now she’s a few feet 🥹
what soil do you have it in? so pretty 😍
2 Me gusta honestly i have it in the original soil i got a year ago. i believe it’s just normal soil. here’s a photo.
How often do you water it? Mine is on It’s last leg I’m trying to save it but I have no clue what I’m doing wrong.
0 Me gusta to be honest, i water it once or twice a week. i have found mine cannot go more than a week without water. do you fertilize yours?
0 Me gusta
This is my baby she’s so beautiful
i love her! she’s so beautiful. what kind is she??
1 me gusta She’s a calathea
My firestick cactus is getting so busy and I love seeing the new length & leaves
i love it!! it’s so fun
1 me gusta
My golden pothos has grown so much in the last year. I swoon over her all the time!
love her. mine is the same. has grown insane!
This is my most favorite boy right now. My $4 Aldi Aloe!
it’s massive!!
0 Me gusta Right? Who knew it could get so big? Not me!
1 me gusta
My 3 year old zz plant 🪴✨
so beautiful! i can’t wait to get one of my own
2 Me gusta
My oxalis triangularis is making me proud. It’s one of my older plants I’ve had for many years.
i’ve been eyeing these at my fav plant shop. will def get when i have the space
0 Me gusta Easy to manage. They like full sun or a little shade. They can handle cold weather, but, they may go dormant. They go dormant if they are under stress from too hot or too cold temperatures or in drought conditions when I’m late watering. They always comeback looking fuller and better. They propagate easily with little almond shaped rhizomes. They also grow from seeds like a standard shamrock. Most growers only sell the rhizomes or the starter plant. I’ve had seeds self propagate in nearby pots. It’s rare. The old dying stems are shown in the pic. New spring growth unfolds in the middle.
