House plants

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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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Devin

June 2024 —> November 2024

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MegaGayLordofPlants

My birds nest snake plant and lucky bamboo :)

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Swamp Witch

My at the road plant give away. I did it last weekend and this weekend. I’ve made $62 just on setting out a cup in case people wanted to pay something. I love all the conversations I get to have about plants 🌱 🙃

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OzPlantGirl

I had no choice but to chop her this summer. She was huge at that time. But so much new growth, thank goodness.

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Maggie

My bathroom plant wall 💚

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Ms. Flowers

Meet Philomena 🪴

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Plants I Behold You

My croton is fading in color. I’ve placed it on the window ledge for more sunlight but not direct sunlight. I only have north and north east facing windows here. Regular watering as it’s very dry here. Any advice? The right side photo is what it looked like before. Pics aren’t that great

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Joey

Here is a little progress comparison. These two photos taken a little over a year apart from each other. The idea behind this tree is a windswept design.

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Sunny

This is the latest I have seen a Epiphyllum Oxypetulum, (Queen of the Night, Dutchman’s Pipe, jungle cactus), stay open!😃 I took this at 6:30am today. The flowers typically begin open about 9pm at night and begin dying drooping by sunrise. The bloom is about 10” wide. There is a myth they only bloom once a year. They repeatedly bloom during the growing season. The yellow leaves are from sun/heat stress. The plant uses a lot of energy to bloom several flowers. The plant will pull all the moisture back out of the flowers until they are the size of a pencil. So, don’t remove the flowers after blooming stops. It’s an easy care plant. A one inch leaf section can grow new plants. The root system is small being a tree climbing tropical cactus that gets rain water from the aerial roots that attach to trees in its native environment.

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Rachel

My first grow light! I wish I knew about it sooner.

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Botanista

This plant yall 🤦🏼‍♀️ 4-5 days without water and then 2 hours after water

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Maggie

Gotta squeeze everybody together to make room for Christmas 🪴🎄🪴

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Billiam

Turning our guest room into a little jungle🐒🌿

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Bee

Before to the left in July .. and now to the right ❤️

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Wolfen 🐺

Ugghhh I bought a plant I've been wanting since i saw them come out. So esssspessive... but so pretty little Stingray

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Sen

It’s been a great week. Everyone have a nice weekend 🙏🍀

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Dave_opuntiaface

I was tidy a year ago. I could be. One shot of that plus two of the current "What have I done and why do I keep doing it?"

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Ari

New growth! 🥺💗🌱

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OzPlantGirl

Syngoniums….so many

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Soup

Crazy to think this tiny emergent is gonna be huge in a week or so. So cute tho 😭

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