Carrie
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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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Freya
Newest setup to get that kitchen light! ❤️🌿🌱
Plantlover
One of my babies
Cindy Asby
So, I just did this thing! Fingers crossed😳
Cat
thought i would share my cutie spider plant prop
Mads
These were my mom’s begonias. I’m extremely proud of how well they’re doing after repotting this spring. They were leggy and living in the same soil & styrofoam cups for many years. They’ve still got some legs (I needed to keep the leaves), but they are full and healthy and thriving, and looking at them gives me such joy. It makes me very happy to keep my mom’s plant collection going. 💚❤️
Nancy ♡
my gorgeous anthurium, Annie 🦩🩷
Tanyeeze
My girl Amoy.
Yumi
New leaf coming out 🌱 #alocasia Follow me on Instagram for more plant photos @toshihomes
Yumi
Love all my plants but this is something else #alocasia Follow me on Instagram for more plant photos @toshihomes
M1XED_H0NEY
Calla lily 💚
M1XED_H0NEY
Scindapsus exotica
M1XED_H0NEY
African violet
Yoly
Help new plant mom here. Any idea what’s going on here
anna catherine
thought I’d share these mexican air plant earrings I got a few weeks back. they’re REAL plants and they are just the cutest little guys. seriously the best conversation starters especially if you like to chat with strangers like I do :)
Lexichae
An all pink leaf on my Hoya Krimson Queen
Dave_opuntiaface
Edited because I just now managed to contact the person who knows the story, at least. I was told for seven years that no one would be able to explain how this plant arrived in Utah. Check it out! After bringing the last few plants to a new space, I remembered how this entertaining madness began. This is Peggy, who I inherited from family in 2015. She is also the last one standing from what was about to become a completely understandable inconvenience for that side of the family - which also meant that three ancient, enormous Mammillaria were headed to a landfill. However, they might have stayed preserved under the mountain of 2016 election memorabilia (lol) instead of dying from my relentless watering during Winter and guessing that etoliation meant plant happiness. When I understood that one was rotting, I had no idea how to lift a heavy, spiny basketball out of a pot, cut off the rot, etc. So yes, my first three cactus were previously cared for by a person wealthy enough to move decades-old, gigantic native plants from the Baja region of Mexico and keep them happy in Northern Utah. We get all the seasons, especially extremes. Note that I’m also uncertain if they were purchased or plucked from that region (winter home), and I only noticed them once at said family’s local home. That said, I’m still uncertain if Peggy is Mammillaria marksiana, Mammillaria mystax, or another variety. Any guesses? She hasn’t grown much in a few years. Just new wool. ps Part of what drew me to Planta was to identify plants who have lived a long life and changed into mutated weirdos. pps Advice: I rely mostly on Etsy, llifle, Mountain Crest etc. for identification, particularly with exotics such as Copiapoa
LeafLaughLove
My beautiful livingroom 💚💚
anna catherine
so proud of how far my heart leaf philodendron has come in just a year🥲 just repotted her for the first time and she’s absolutely thriving. what a gorgeous lil lady!🥹
Iplantevenrightnow🪴
This pic has most of my plants in it. I love looking at them in the morning light!
