The variegation on this new leaf 😍
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The variegation on this new leaf 😍
Love this girl!
Anthurium Heart’s Desire @florabysuls
A wishlist plant! “String of Goldfish” — can’t wait for cutie blooms!! If you’ve got one & it’s blooming, drop a pic 🤩
From the plant store to 9 months later ❤️ she’s definitely one of my favorites
Couldn’t help myself so went to Lowe’s and grabbed these as well 😍
Blueberries!!🫐 😋
Just picked this beautiful 2-n-1 and on sale from Home Depot,
Catching some morning sun ☀️😇 they seem to be doing a lot better now 🥹
when one plant accidentally becomes 3 plants 🤣❤️
My Obovata’s second peduncle bloomed 😍
Every since I brought her outside shes been giving such beautiful leaves 💚
I’m so excited about this Iron cross begonia! I can’t wait to get her on my new plant stand in my bedroom by the window. Praying I take good care of her. 💙
Can anyone help identify these adorable succulents I have?
Gave all my babies a much needed shower ❤️
New leaf is perfect 😍😍
Tiniest, cutest little peace lily flower ever! 😍
Does anyone have any tips for this polka dot plant? It’s gotten so tall and I honestly don’t know how to take care of it, it was gifted to me when it was only like an inch tall! Are this trailing or climbing plants? Do I need to get it support or just let the long ones fall?
My current mini jade plant army (if Planta lets the photos stay posted in order, they’re a crassula ovata sunset, variegated crassula ovata, two classic crassula ovatas (one that’s a cutting from the other, and the second being the lanky fellow turning a lovely 30 years old this year), and finally, my abuela’s 60+ year old jade plant that the 30 year old is a cutting of). I hope to turn my crassula ovata sunset into a little green giant like hers someday.
My slowly growing peperomia collection (watermelon peperomia, variegated peperomia obtusifolia, and raindrop peperomia). Definitely recommend for anyone looking for low-maintenance foliage plants that really seem to thrive on neglect. The raindrop peperomia sadly arrived in the mail suffering from edema, but since these plants are practically succulent with how they hold water in their leaves, I’m hoping a good repotting and week or two of drought should bring her right back!