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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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New Plants For The New Year!🥂🪴
AmberG
This is the beast that started it all for me. My umbrella tree (named Carl), belonged to my husband’s godmother and we inherited him when she passed away almost 8 years ago. Back then he was about 1/5th the size and super depressed as he hadn’t been properly cared for in a long time. My husband and I nursed him back with a few years of repottings and regular attention. I recently moved him further away from the window to put up holiday decorations…. And he pushed out THREE new leaf clusters 😱 So apparently he’s going to stay firmly where he is now for the rest of the winter 😆 Final photo to show just how large and in charge my guy’s leaf clusters are. I just love him so much. He is what gave me the confidence to start on my plant parent journey 🖤🖤
Key
🍁 Happy New Year 🪴ers!! 🌺This is my 2026 Coleus Camp 🤗. My big baby needs a shape up lol Happy new Fun & Happy & Healthy 🐝 Planning year 🌿🫠 CHEERS to 26 🥂 we got this 😉🍾🎆🍀 🌱 All Tips are Always Welcomed 🗨🌱
Kellie
Still learning, still growing. Most of these plants are rescues from big box stores, and a few have been with me for years now. I love every one of them. Tips are welcome, and I’d love to see how you set yours up.
Brooklynt0820
Such a beautiful lil drama queen
abitofbrit
Just added two new begonias to my begonia family: a “Breakdance” begonia named B-Boy and a variegated (barely 😂) soli mutata named Sunny. I think I’m in love! 😍
Kirsten
Just wanted to share my saves from Lowe’s clearance: all for under $20! Attached are the before (left) and after (right) photos. Turns out the one plant had two different kinds in it. I they thrive in their new home 😊 I brought them home, took them out of their old soil (I think they just had fungus gnats and were over watered). Gave them and their pots a good rinse. Roots are healthy, but still soaked them in a hydrogen peroxide solution for about 30 minutes. Repotted into tropical soil, except the one is in LECA (trying something new). And now fingers crossed they adapt 🤞🤞
Pothos_whisperer
A whole collection of plants I have mostly succulents but I’m getting into tropics
Pineapple
Connie my spineless yucca has grown so big in the two years since I got her, that I’ve had to move her from the bathroom window to downstairs. Noooo one told me they grow this fast. See the Oct 2023 photo verses today! How big do these things get, should I be looking for a new house! 😆
kbaby flowers
Just finished putting up my grow lights! We don’t get enough sun in NC in the winter
☀️FalSol☀️
This👇👇 beautiful pointsettia that i found at my local Walmart of all places, bought it about two weeks ago and is still looking gorgeous! Any tips you might have would be great. This was one of the only ones that was variegated like this so this was a good find for me!
Epicplanta35
Growing steady
Potwhileyoupot
Thankful for Planta for giving us the knowledge to make these ladies thrive! Three years of growth, 108 babies, and we are proud!!
Kina
New plant Alert!!!
SidBadKid
My croton is blooming I’m so happy!!! This has happened once in the 9 years I have owned it. So yay for bloom number 2!! I got super stressed coming in for winter dropping almost all the leaves I was so scared I was going to loose him but I set up a room for my plants and they are thriving.
Nashville Smashville
Christmas plant haul! Alocasia Maharani Hoya Fungii Rex Begonia Alocasia Jacklyn Calathea White Fusion Pinguicula Victoria
Kenny
Pt. 2 of birthday haul. My girlfriend was sick last week for my birthday so she took me today. I got a monstera sandleyana albo, syngonium mojito, philodendron Congo nuclear, a philodendron billietiae and a zz zenzi! So excited
Tellie
I rescued this little guy from Home Depot. ❤️
Emia
Those poor violets have been neglected for a few years. I’ve gotten back to it lately. Many were beheaded, some more need it, but it’s blooming, constantly. Extra dry indoor temperatures of the Québécois winters are a true challenge with plants. Enjoy!
