House plants
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
25368 members 11109 posts
Some of my sun lovers 🌵🪴 (/our poor Desert Rose has had better days lol) It gets cold here so we've brought them all inside for the season. We're attempting to keep these babies thriving through winter using a large grow tent my boyfriend put together and really just hoping for the best! 😅 If anyone has any tips, tricks, or just want to send us good luck it'd be much appreciated ☺️ (you can see our whole grow tent collection in my "Sites" if you feel like browsin') 💕
The first leaf I’ve gotten on my new alocasia dragon scale!
This is my first Jade Epipremnum and I'm head over heels! I've had her about 2.5 months and I just repotted her in some chunky girl soil. Please give me all the tips to keep her looking beautiful!!!
My neighbour gave me a spider plant and I was able to get 30 little pups from it. Cannot wait to see how this works out.
Hi! I'm Steph, I'm in North Carolina and just joined 👋 I've got some household staples like an aloe (Vera Wang) and a leggy snake plant (Snape), plus Figgy my fiddle leaf fig and Cash Cow, a pilea in a cow print pot because I couldn't resist. Also some cool succulent-family members: Gollum the jade, two hoyas named Sweetheart (kerrii) and Seether (burtoniae), Cupid the cupid peperomia, and a baby sun rose that's honestly not doing so great. I'm trying to keep her alive through winter as kind of an experiment lol (any tips welcome!) Then there's Dracula the dracaena, plus Thanos the heartleaf philodendron and Monty the monstera adansonii, who are both just living in water for now. Looking forward to seeing y'all's plants too!!! 🪴🪴🪴
This was a cutting from a plant that came from my grandma’s funeral. You can see the tiny leaves near the soil. Look at her now 👀 alive, healthy, and beautiful as ever. Love you grandma 🥰❤️
Won this beauty at plant bingo! I’ve always wanted one! I just hope I can keep her alive! 😆
Just admiring my philodendron! She is growing, climbing, and trailing so perfectly! I love her!
Welcome new babies!! Still need to name them and pot them up. 🥰🥰 I swear I’m done now!! 🤣🤣
Safe to say the spider plants have come a long way in the past year. Dog for scale. 😂
Accidentally brought the most beautiful spider plant home… on purpose. Have to show her off 😍😍
Show me your variegated Alocasias!😆
Do not walk. RUN to home depot. 50% off all halloween themed items!! These two were just 12 total!!
Standley finally decided to lean over. I posted a while back that this little guy was refusing to lay down. Well the day finally came and he has a friend now too lol
We’re vibing. 🪴❤️
My little plant collection! 🪴🌿 Started this hobby a year ago, and look at them… THEY’RE ALIVE! 😂 Honestly, I’m proud of myself and my leafy little children. 🥹💚 Some are thriving, some are just existing, and some didn’t survive my learning era… RIP to the fallen soldiers 🪦
Amazed at how large my Pothos get when it is in the ground and climbs the wall. The winter will likely kill it like it does every other year but it always comes back and starts over again!
Two of my favs 💚
Wishing "Penny" a happy 1st birthday! 🥳 What a difference a year makes! 😲😃
FINALLY got my Thai Pink Lipstick Plant to bloom for the first time! 😊🌸 Feel free to turn this into a thread to share any flowering plants in your collection. This one was in a minor car accident with me a little over a year ago, and the Mona Lisa LP I also had in the car with me also came out unscathed, but this one had some serious shock from the first time I repotted it and I thought for sure it was gonna be a goner before it bloomed. The Mona Lisa LP is constantly blooming with no effort whatsoever, and I think this one refused to bloom because of just how much I wanted to see the flowers for the first time. If you ever see one of these at your nurseries, I highly recommend them. They’re a little smaller than the typical lobbianus/obconicus varieties of LPs, so they’re a little easier to fit on a windowsill.
