my setup, nothing to extravagant but it’s a good starting point for me and it works
House plants
Inspire others and get inspired. Any plants you are particularly proud of or do you have a new plant that you want to show off
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my setup, nothing to extravagant but it’s a good starting point for me and it works
I went ham and cashed in my Christmas money/gift cards for a wishlist haul 🤩 Got great prices for very nicely rooted cuttings. Monstera deliciosa Albo, Philodendron Florida Beauty, Monstera adansonii Albo, Philodendron Burle Marx Variegated, and Philodendron hederaceum Rio 💚 I also got a handful of bonus cuttings. And they’re rooted too! 😱 Not 100% sure but I think I got n’joy pothos, Rhaphidophora decursiva, Syngonium wendlandii, and Philodendron Red Emerald possibly
I truly enjoy plants. My ladies have their own playlist when I’m tending to them.
Lovely winter blooms from my favorite orchid: the jewel orchid. Beloved for its leaves its winter flowers are a delightful extra every year.
Some plants who didn’t survive 2023
Some 2023 successes
Got some new plants
I appreciate this plant every day. She’s one of my oldest and definitely a favorite. She has brought me many years of joy with her daily blooms. Oxalis Triangularis.
Got a new addition to my collection of plants. Senecio candidans 'Angel Wings'. The leaves feel like velvet.
My first anthuriums! ❤️✨
In honor of national plant appreciation day, these are some of the plants I appreciate most 🪴💚
Plant appreciation day! More than half of these were rescues so I love seeing them thrive again.
No filter needed. 🪴❤️
Red Siam, ZZ and Hoya Crimson Queen. My favorite 3 plants!
Happy Plant Appreciation Day
Happy Plant Appreciation Day !!💚💚🌱
Happy houseplant appreciation day!
Plant 🪴 Appreciation Day 💚
Happy house plant appreciation day! It’s a jungle in here!! 😂🌿🪴😍
For ‘houseplant appreciation day’ this is little “Ilsa” an unknown type of plant that has stumped every garden center, family member, expert… whom we have asked over the years. They have been in our family for decades and are definitely somehow related to birds nest snake plants but they’re not just like them. We call this one Ilsa after my great aunt who these particular ones come from. She used to laugh that they were “boring” and proudly speak of how she forgot to water them, that they often lived near open windows in the wintertime and rarely were repotted, if ever 😆 My granny, mom and I are plant lovers and over the years we’ve had some as have some of my aunts and cousins 💚 Little Ilsa came across Canada in my mom’s suitcase for me in Oct 2022 and bounced back to be this flourishing!