two updates !! Cascavelle’s leaves have perked up so much (which Im super proud of), and she has a new leaf unfurling<3
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Little flowers popped up! 😍
Wondering if these are ever going to start curving over. When they do, the plant is going to be so wide that I am going to have to find a new place for it. Weirdest thing I've ever seen.
Like an umbrella 🤗
The progression of my first ever plant stand! 🪴
new new 😮💨
❤️🪴
wanted to show off this pretty bird-lady<3 she had some browning leaves when I got her so I went ahead and gave her a trim
Lil update on my baby ponytail palm jungle!! Thrive, my babies, thrive!!!
I’ve had this baby for over 2 years. ❤️ Moved her to hang in my office!
What a fun little surprise!! 😍🥰
First plant!! She’s a Calathea Dottie—Her name is Amelia I got her a plant/glow light and she lifted up more after a day!
Got some new babies today. Wish me luck. I hope I can help them thrive! 🌱
July 15th to now! :)
Hello everyone! I have a marble queen pothos vine that I want to train to go up to the ceiling. The pot isn’t flush against the wall so I’m not sure how to go about starting it since the vines are not long enough to reach the walls yet. Does anyone have ideas on what I could make or buy to make them start going upwards? I want to start training them now since the light source is above them and not below. Don’t want them to die growing downward. Once they do reach the wall I’m planning on using twine and adhesive hooks to train them.
Never thought the leaves on my pothos would get this huge in just 10months . This was the very first plant I ever put on a moss pole and I have no regrets🤩
Had to share my BOPs new leaf 🤩 I also added a heating pad to the pot to see if I can get it to flower.
she’s come so far (,:
My calathea maui queen is finally (somewhat) happy 😭
Finally got my butterfly wing plant seeds to grow!!! That was a tough ride babying those seeds for so long.
























