My two fiddlys 🥰
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My two fiddlys 🥰
Check out this beauty I found today 😍🌱
Hey y’all! If you need any help with plants and you have instagram… go to _plantswithkrystal_. She’s absolutely amazing!!
Golden Hour🌞 Happy Friday Plant Fam 🫶🏾🌱
Sunrise or sunset?🍃🪴🌅🌄
Just an appreciation post for Gaia (my pothos) for her comeback. She had many bald spots on her vines I’m not sure if it was a blight of some sort but after repotting her and seeing her soil full of ants I figured she would come back strong after changing her soil and cleaning her roots and she did! She has about 13 new leaves coming in and I’m just so proud because I was worried about her. She is about 15 feet long and I’ve always taken great care of her. Another hardship prevailed 🌿🍃🪴👒💚
I have this string of hearts cutting given to me by a friend, I was wondering the best way to give it a chance to grow roots? I have perlite and coco coir fibre for propagation and soil mixes, of course as well as water propagation. What method would be considered the best for a string of hearts?
Hi guys, it would be great if anyone could suggest some plants for balcony that can survive in all climates/conditions :)
Enjoying some hot cinnamon tea in my favorite mug…. It’s getting cold on the east coast🥶
After a year of telling everyone that a Dremel is required for pot modification, I spent $6 on this pack of diamonds bits and pulled out my 35-year old drill. While using this combo would be a drag for glass etching etc., it was fine here. I didn’t electrocute myself, at least. Yeah, it is a little sloppy Joe on the bottom. It took a minute to figure out if this was actually going to work. The only bit needed is the one with the ball end. ps I had this species a few years ago but repotted it to death. I found it again in the lotto of what Costa Farms sends to Home Depot in October.
Hi! I just purchased this beauty, yesterday. May I have some care tips to keep her growing and healthy?
Happy Planty Friday! 🪴🌱🪴
Does anyone know what this plant is called?
Hey! I bought this succulent a few weeks back, and have used multiple different apps to try to identify it, though, everything seems to be thrown off by the stem of it..the leaves on the bottom are turning a bit yellow, and two recently fell off, I’m guessing it was overwatering, it rained a lot the week I got it, and the store kept all the succulents outside while it was freezing cold. I’m more interested in finding out what type of succulent it is! And be able to take better care of it. I know the pot is too small, I’m not sure if I should re-pot it, since it’s winter and has been getting to low 20’s where I am. Thanks for any help!
I think I doomed my ghost plant 😭 Last week, I unpotted it to see how the roots were doing, which I now realize I should not have done because she was looking complete fine and nothing was wrong, I was just curious. Well I potted her back in the same soil and same pot and now she is looking really really sad. I don’t know what to do. I’m thinking more water because the bottom leaves are shriveling and mushy? My plan was to actually behead her and propogate her so she wouldn’t be so long but now I don’t think that is wise. Honestly I really don’t want her to die, she was my first plant I’ve owned and the reason I decided to get more.
Newest baby!
Just recently got big plants and want to put them in our living room but we have cats. They already like playing with my smaller potted ones on a stand. Was wondering if there were any ways to deter them away from the bigger ones specifically?
I’ve amassed nearly 200 plants inside and outside in 15 sites in 2 years. I’m still trying to determine whether mine is a healthy hobby or if it has crossed over into something less healthy. It feels like a pretty fine line at times. I’m most often eager and fulfilled while gardening, but sometimes it would be nice to take a break (when plants need attention) and no living things suffer - like with painting or crocheting. Do you share this dilemma? Thanks for sharing in advance 🪴
To those with really big indoor plants… how do you water the big boys? I have been moving my biggest one outdoors to water but soon I won’t be able to move it anymore. I thought about a saucer under the pot but then if there’s water in it, I can’t remove it to empty it. Any advice appreciated!
Y’all think this a good deal I just brought this anthurium lux for £29.99. Which is $36.65 USD for my American fellows.