got a few plants at kroger today, i couldn’t help myself when i saw the amaryllis and zivas!
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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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How many things have you and the plants commented on today?
Repotted my new snow queen pothos about a week ago and she's already putting out some new leaves!
One more shot before I hit the road for a few days 🤪🩷
👋 Plant Newbie here! I would like to show off my Ruby the Rubber Plant. She is one of my favorites in my collection! I originally purchased this plant for my husband’s office, but when he changed jobs it came back home. His new office isn’t conducive for a real plant, so it has stayed home. To my complete shock, she has grown from a 4 inch nursery pot to this stunning size under my care for the past several years. She is 1 of 2 plants that have inspired me and boosted my confidence to really engage in this plant journey! 🧐😀 Which plant of yours inspired you to engage in your plant journey??
September 13 and December 11
I just got a new poinsettia called Melanie. If you cant tell her bottom leaf is shriveling, ive only had her 4 days and she isn't over watered ,does anyone know what's wrong?
So I picked up this Christmas cactus from Walmart last Saturday all the way in the back of the store with some other forgotten plants. It may have had a rough weekend and 2 hour car ride home in the back with the dog🤦🏼♀️. It’s not looking to good… is it just stressed from all the moving and changes? What should I do to help it? Its soil isn’t dry but not drenched either, and it’s not root bound.
I just received this plant and I’m not sure what it is? I want to be sure tha I give it proper care. Can anyone help identify? The app said Queen of the Night and another app identified it has Blue Star. It has very flat leaves. Thank you for any help 😊
genuinely obsessed with my linearis(,: it’s about to bloom!
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My first flowering plant!! She has bloomed since moving her inside in the fall and giving her grow lights. I am so excited ☺️☺️
Anyone else like using your bare hands when tending to your plants? I feel the connection to the plants and earth is better this way. No gloves for the energy to filter & stifle through ✨🌱🌎 Anyways cleared out the rude grass that disregards personal boundaries, got my hands, clothes, phone, and vape dirty but worth it 😁😁
Swiss Cheese 🥰🥰🥰
I was gifted this little beauty and I love that she has red and white blooms. The last one I had years ago was only red.
I hope that this post will inspire fellow plant owners to not give up on sickly plants. I had written off my Stromanthe Triostar when it died back. I was so convinced she wasn’t going to make it that I purchased a second one before the weather turned bad. It had one green stem. I watered it and tucked it into my grow tent. Today I have discovered that it has four new shoots poking out of the soil!
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After being away from home for about five days, it's so lovely to come home to these winter blooms. 🌸
This will either be my greatest plant yet, or a terrible idea! So excited to take in this beautiful Alocasia Polly 🌿




















