my first ever dorm plant baby! I’ve had my peppermonia since august and i think i’ve been taking care of it well. i used to use bottle water when i live back at home but now that i’ve moved in my dorm i switched to tap and she’s been taking it quite well! bought a growth light but i think i may need a bigger one cause the bottom leaves aren’t getting much light. also recently discovered two new leaves sprouting im so excited! :))) cant wait to buy more plant babies in the future

emma 🪴🌞

almost 3 years ago

hi everyone, i have a probably dumb question but i just bought this moisture meter and i wasn’t sure if the zones as stated on the back of the box indicate that the plant needs watering or if it doesn’t.

Sobo 🌱🪬

almost 3 years ago

Found a seed in a seedless mandarin orange, so I figured why not? If this orange can have a seed when it wasn’t supposed to, then I’ll go ahead and give it new life. Here’s where we are now, and my can I say she looking prettyyy!! 🥰🥰

Sal🪴

almost 3 years ago

Watering day🤙

Sunny

almost 3 years ago

My Hoya Nicholsoniae ‘New Guinea Ghost’ plants are doing well and putting out new leaves. I got them in September. They arrived sun stressed pink and beautifully wrapped. They have been in their shot glass size pots the last 6 weeks. I will repot combining all into one pot. I bought a separate cutting from another seller to add fullness. I plan to sun stress them again since they give off such a lovely pink glow. 🥰🪴💕🎀

Lara

almost 3 years ago

How did you acquire your plants? Funny enough, all of my plants were gifted to me, the polkadot begonia(affectionately named Esther), and my Thanksgiving cactus(named aragog) were given to me by my neighbor as cuttings off of her plants. Fun fact: Aragog is a “baby” from a cactus that is almost 20 years old!! Aries(my Swiss cheese/monstera) was given to me as a graduation present from my grandmother. Monstera is my favorite plant of all time, though my begonia is definitely becoming a close second🥰

FriendofVeg

almost 3 years ago

Gynura aurantiaca flower! I read that you should cut them off as buds as the flowers smell awful. I let this one go because I was curious. This one has no scent that I can detect. 🤔

Rose 🌹

almost 3 years ago

Hi just started this hobby and I am so inlove with it. Please drop your IG account☺️ I would love to connect and learn from everyone! ❤️

Sunny

almost 3 years ago

This is an update on my Callisia Repens (Basket plant). I purchased a 9 inch cutting in July that had several appendages growing from it. I separated it into three pieces. I potted the two largest cuttings in soil and propagated the smallest in water. They are all doing great. Callisia repens grows out vines/runners like a spider plant. It gets its name from the flowers that look like a small wicker basket of white flowers. It’s typically grown in a garden bed as a fast growing ground cover. This is my first time owning this plant and found it very easy to grow in pots. They put out several runners. The smallest piece kept in water also put out a runner under water! There were no sensitivity or pest issues. There are variegated types. It’s about $10 to $12 per large cutting on Etsy. I would recommend it as an affordable easy to grow plant that can adapt to a hanging basket or planter.

OzPlantGirl

almost 3 years ago

Hilo beauty ❤️🪴

Cowro

almost 3 years ago

New grow light and new plants!

Emily

almost 3 years ago

propagation event at my school has to be the best thing ever. look how cute🥹

Rhaine

almost 3 years ago

Omg she growing so much!😊

OzPlantGirl

almost 3 years ago

I love this view. ❤️🪴

emma 🪴🌞

almost 3 years ago

my first PPP💓💗💞🥹🥹 i wanted one for so long and finally caved in!

Caliope, how you’ve grown! 😍 From a grocery store runt, to this beauty 🌱

Gwendolyn

almost 3 years ago

My lovely ZZ plant has two new little growths! I’m so impressed since it’s so late in the season.

k

almost 3 years ago

Good genes on my PPP 💅🏽

Evil Plant Dad

almost 3 years ago

Just finished making this new moss pole for my Ring of Fire!💍🔥

Sunny

almost 3 years ago

My little Rio philodendron has grown well since I got her last summer. She is low maintenance and looks good still in the original 3 inch nursery pot. I used Osmocote fertilizer granules in the soil. I add SuperThrive plant vitamins to her water once a month. She resides on my north facing kitchen window.