House plants

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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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Plants&theirMediums

If im right, she’s growing a flower😯! Also 5 leaves?! Anyone have this many on a single alocasia black velvet?

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Cherrybergher

My Stephania erecta has sprouted out of dormancy again and I am always fascinated by the tiny tiny green flowers.

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Brit

The way these leaves grow in will never not be so cool to me 😍

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Eli Sam

Still new to being a plant dad, but loving my lil plants already!

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Amber Gray

My most loved indoor plant.. my MONSTERa. 🥰 She’s supported with a large walking cane stick and thriving.

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JacksUrbanGarden

My varigated african violet is flowering again! This plant was never on my radar but saw it in the reductions at my local garden centre, so glad I rescued it!

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PlantP

Part of my new family🪴

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NYPhilo

Falling in love with crawling philodendrons. My beautiful Gloriosum

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Nikki

A few my favorites!

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Emilyyyylyyy

Here are my plants!! I live in university residence so this is as many as I can have!

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𝓕𝓵𝓸𝓻𝓪

I love it ❤️

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Colby

My mom: isn’t it just a weed? Me: how dare you insult my marshmallow plant like this??

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Saarah Aamilah

My prayer plant is flowering!! So stoked. Key lime is one happy gal:)

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Josephine

Lucky Bamboo is just glowing☀️

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Payal

my newest babies🥹 thai constellation alocasia frydek variegated

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Sunny

These are my two Dragon Tail plants, Epipremnum Pinnatum, a.k.a centipede tongavine and tibatib. It’s in the same family and genus of several plants including pothos and scindapus. I bought them small in 4 inch pots planning to train them on a pole in the same pot. The leaves transform into larger longer shapes only when the plant climbs. The stems are thick and feel more like bamboo. So, training it when it’s young and more pliable is a must. I will still try to train these. I recommend them because they are easy care when given bright light, higher humidity and fertilizer. They don’t like drying out too much. Young leaves are thick and shiny changing from elliptical shape to the split like a dragon’s tail.

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Richard

Maidenhair fern growing nicely in the lounge

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🅿️oodie🧘🏾‍♂️

New to this community & can’t wait to learn more 😀🫶🏽✅

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