The newest leaf on my variegated alocasia frydek is stunning, as always I’m so proud of her 🥹
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The newest leaf on my variegated alocasia frydek is stunning, as always I’m so proud of her 🥹
My starfish snake plant wasn’t growing for the longest time and when I finally flipped it around I noticed it had a little baby plant growing right behind it for weeks and I just hadn’t noticed
One of my favorite spots. I just unearth the plant light in my coat closet. It’s been there fora few years, never opened. I thought I didn’t have a space large enough for it, turns out it fits perfectly here. I love how directional it is.
My latest HD Pickup 🫶🏽 #DFW
Brazilian jasmine flowers look gorgeous
New leaf looking gorgeous! Today
Gradient leaf on my variegated frydek
Looks like my Creeping Jenny is having a bad hair day… Might go out and get her a comb later!
The anticipation is KILLING ME! I rescued a PPP a few weeks ago and can’t wait to see her thrive! 😍🩷
I’ve got this pothos growing out of a peanut butter jar… some of the new growth doesn’t seem to be growing leaves which is weird but it’s climbed up my window and along half my room so I wanted to show her off
My Lucky Bamboo is smuggled from India to the UK, it’s doing well and thriving.
I’ve come so far with this pink nerve plant it’s insane! She got a hair cut and will be placed with her successful propagations.
My snake plant is flowering!!! So cool🪴
Do you think this combination of my love of plants with my love of vintage pottery works well together? Opinions welcome. To be historically accurate, I’d need to put a philodendron or fern in this McCoy Pottery planter from ~1949. For now, it has my collection of air plants. Still trying to decide if I like them together.
Tiny gal thriving beautifully ❤️ FLAME VIOLET
This is an absolute unit now. What a queen.
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This is the last living clipping of the 6ft tall rubber plant that lived at my Grandma's front door. It has been months of worry but it finally has roots!!! Any advice for transitioning it into soil would be great! 😭🌱
This was my first plant. It may sound odd but it’s always been easy to care for and was surprisingly forgiving as I made mistakes early in my plant journey. I’ve overwatered it, used fertilizer sticks, under fertilized, repotted it into too large of a pot when it was small. Yet it persevered.
First keiki! This plant has come so far in a year!