Lake Arrowhead for my biophilia lovers
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Lake Arrowhead for my biophilia lovers
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My snake plant is doing amazing! I found that he actually has some babies growing and im not sure if i should repot them in seperate pots or just let them keep going how they are now π€ what are they exactly??
My syngonium auritum is a tri-lobed non variegated handsome lad!π Introducing Arthur! Heβs named after the aardvark cartoon character because I see aardvark heads when I look at the leaves. π I wanted a plain green arrowhead plant in my collection. This one was an end of season clearance. So, heβs in his adolescent stage.
i love clearance plants! got this beauty for $6.98!
Another one bites the dust! π’
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My two gorgeous philodendron silver swords just arrived in the mail!!!
This is by far one of the prettiest leaves Iβve ever gotten π
My Tillandsia sitch!! π₯° #AirplantLove
I just noticed a pup on my little bromeliad! Poor thing has been a bit overshadowed by my giant philodendron collection π But apparently itβs been plenty happy without my attention lol yay
This is a baby inch plant that I just got she is very pretty!
Just look at him ..Show off π
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My βPollyβ grown from a cormπ₯°
Here is my baby Marx. I was kinda suspect, when I ordered, it wasnβt going to be a decent plant from previous experiences on Esty with plants saying to be one thing and getting another. I got this plant May 27th (first set of pictures) and in these 4 months this plant has gotten so big. Marx has also went to his 3rd home. (Pictured today) I just repotted him today. I love this plant so much! Omg! The leaves it produces ππ
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More little babies
I was hoping to get a second opinion on my plant. It was thriving for several months. I recently moved it to try to give it more sun but my house doesnβt produce much light. I noticed some of the leaves at the bottom were black and dead so I figured out that itβs sensitive to hard water. Unfortunately I live in an area where itβs all hard water. I took it upon myself to boil some water but like an idiot who knows nothing about plants poured boiling water right into the center of the stem AND the soil. This is how it looked next day. Is this plant dead? I learned a good lesson here but Iβm quite sad that I potentially killed it. Let me know what you think and if you have any plant recommendations for shady areas that would be awesome as well. Thanks!
Experimenting with a chia pet! π Did any of you have one of these growing up?