Robinoki 🧚🏽

7 months ago

You really don’t think your slow growers are growing until you do a progress report! 🌱

Robinoki 🧚🏽

7 months ago

This one here is an automatic conversation starter! One of my favorites in my collection! 💚

Hello, I just received this plant for Mothers Day. The plant search says it’s a Flamingo lily. They are beautiful description it came with says Peach Anthurium. Are they the same? Also the roots are coming out the pot of the pot! Is this right?

Hello everybody, I feel that I’ve been posting too often. So I’m going to turn it back to you! What’s your fave plant, what plants do you have and anything else! I’m so excited to see what everyone’s got! 🥰

SaintCrane

7 months ago

So when do you all decide that it’s over for your plant and that you want to either throw it away or give it up to someone else? lol I thought I’d be a “keep em forever” type but not being able to get things right for some of them is actually turning into being a bother. I have an Anthurium who’s hated it here for almost as long as I’ve had it her, a Calathea that was absolutely fine until I fell off schedule, and a baby orchid that I fear isn’t going anywhere anytime soon! Oh and a Māori Haze begonia that is over here playing game with my hear. lol all of them have prime grow light real estate and increasingly less Spark Joy.

Muichiro Tokito

7 months ago

My greenhouse

Leslie

7 months ago

should I change mu soil if theres what looks like worms in there ? 🥸

Jordan🌱

7 months ago

This leaf fell off of my aunt’s plant so I’m using it so I can make another plan. Can you guys tell me if this is good so I know if it’ll work or not (I think it might root because one time I took a tree seed and paper towel that was wet and then it rooted so I think this might work)

nat

7 months ago

my christmas cactus i got back in december is finally starting to bloom ☺️

Jordan🌱

7 months ago

This is my plant Mabel. It is Romain lettuce. I only got it because we were growing in agriculture class and the weekend is coming up soon and there’s gonna be no one to water the plants so we got to take them home today.

Adrian

7 months ago

Back with an update on Mei’s mysterious branch. If anyone can tell me if this piece of my Nematanthus ‘Shady Lady Mae’ is simply another cultivar, or if something could cause a Mae to change flower colors so drastically, please let me know 😂 The last photo is what a ‘Shady Lady Mae’s flowers typically look like, and what the rest of Mei’s branches are blooming. She doesn’t have the red streak under the leaves like a ‘Shady Lady Marlene’, and she doesn’t look like a Tropicana aside from the leaf color. I’m pretty stumped about this branch, but she’s a pretty pleasant surprise, so I don’t mind that she looks so different from the rest of my plant, just curious 😊

SunStarBotanist

7 months ago

New leaves!! Growing straighter and far more silver!!

SunStarBotanist

7 months ago

She's in the Sun until it rains! Sideritis Scardica is Intensely full sun due to growing on rocky mountains in the wild. Fortunately, that means she has built-in sunscreen which could fare her well with the high UVs here! Unfortunately, that also means I need to find an indoor location for her over the summer, because our scorching summer heat is far too hot for this type of plant! Though it's spring now so fingers crossed she actually continues to grow well where she is!

Andy

7 months ago

So got this text, wondering what’s going on with the plant it’s flowering have had for years (30 about) and just flowered. Any ideas? It’s my grandmother’s

Morgan Picillo 🖤 🌿

7 months ago

Happy National Plant a Flower Day! 🌻 Today, we aren’t just planting for beauty - we’re planting for the future of our local ecosystems. Why go native? 🌻 Native plants are the backbone of our environment. They’ve evolved over thousands of years to provide the exact food and shelter your local bees, birds, and butterflies need to survive. By choosing a native species, you’re not just growing a flower; you’re restoring a piece of the wild. Plus, they are perfectly adapted to your climate, meaning they are naturally more resilient! THE CHALLENGE: We want to fill the comments with local inspiration. 1️⃣ Look up flowers native to your area. 2️⃣ Comment the name of the flower and where you’re located (City/State/Region). 3️⃣ Let’s get planting. Are you in? 👇

Auxsman

7 months ago

Hi Everyone!👋🏼 I feel like I share my plants often, almost too often.. Soo I thought it’d be nice today to ask all my “plant homies” on here how everyone’s plants have been growing? Even if you want to share a picture of your favorite plant rooms! I love seeing everyone’s own unique style / creativity😁 Have an amazing day everyone & remember tomorrow is Friday!🫶🏼

Livy

7 months ago

I have this magnifica, but it stopped growing and I see these cataphyll drying out constantly. I haven’t seen any flowers yet but the plants looks healthy. Any tips on how to get some flowers? Thanks!

My outdoor ring feature is complete! Four are from a local nursery and in plastic pots. The rest are clipping from around the house directly in the terracotta pots.

Celesta

7 months ago

Y'all think a root growing on the outside of the pot is a sign it's time to repot?.... 🫣😅

SunStarBotanist

7 months ago

Look how silver and upright her new leaves are!!! I'm so happy she's starting to do better omg!!