Plant Lives Matter

9 months ago

Oh my! Was about to water my Tippy and noticed it’s starting to flower not just once, but now twice!

Lisa

9 months ago

Hi 👋 I just joined a few days ago , I have a few questions on Succulents. I'm pretty good on taking care of regular house plants , but I will take advice also cause we're always learning , so I still have these little guys that are growing 😁 & not sure when to put them in another pot & also what to use for them ,

What is your most fun and unique succulent you own?

I got into the hobby of making broken pot gardens a few years back. I absolutely love the way the sedum grew in this one and wowza, how orange it is. Any thoughts as to what kind of sedum this is?

Hi :) I noticed white growth on the leaves of my Crassula Ovata Gollum.. I read online that it could be mineral deposit; I’m almost sure it’s not mealy bugs. I don’t see anything moving… Any input please? Thanks in advance!!

Britt

9 months ago

At what point should I transfer this baby into their own pot?

Shulamit

9 months ago

Curious, if anyone here is growing dragon fruit? I was given a very long cutting this past summer from my landlord, and I have it inside for the winter, since I am in Northeast Pennsylvania. What is the best way to support the new growth here?

Belle

9 months ago

I got the ones in the first picture last week, they weren’t very healthy, they really didn’t have much for roots so I did the best I could to get them on the way to good health, any suggestions for what to do to get them healthy? The other two pictures are more I got today from a different company so other than being stressed I think they look amazing!! I’m so excited cuz I’ve got some really cute planters for them!!

Sl

9 months ago

Does anyone know what these plants are? Thank you.

˚ʚNɞ˚

9 months ago

Hi all! Plant noob looking for some info / tips 🌱 I got this succulent back in May of 2025. She’s my only surviving plant (I’ll admit I’m pretty forgetful/neglectful). But I noticed recently that she started sprouting this long stem that appears to be flowering. I’ve never had a succulent do this but I assume it’s a good thing!? I always keep her in this windowsill and water her at random when I realize that it’s been a while since I last did it. Should I be doing anything special with this new growth? What is it?? Any information or tips would be helpful!! 🌟

Lol

9 months ago

Need some help with my Adromischus cooperi had it for 2 years now and this has just started happening

Lily

9 months ago

Hey everyone, I really need help with my String of Hearts succulent. I've had it for two months, and I honestly don’t know what’s wrong. I’ve been following all the care instructions from the app, but it’s just getting worse. The first picture shows how healthy it was when I first got it. Suddenly, two weeks ago, different issues started. The app said it was overwatered, even though I hadn’t watered it for two months as recommended. Then, I took the same picture and it said it was underwatered. If anyone has advice, I would be so grateful. I’m also worried about the roots or the stems, which seem to be coming up or reporting problems. I’m feeling stressed trying to figure this out. Please, any suggestions would help.

Should I remove this large leaf so that she closes up at night? It takes her a long time and she hasn’t closed all the way.

Camryn

9 months ago

so proud of this one. 7 months between photos! & it has a bunch of babies growing under the leaves on the stem 🥰

Queen Anne plant dad

9 months ago

Seems to be tolerating winter ok

Forest

9 months ago

Hello! I recently just got Miracle Gro Orchid Food water soluble, just wandering if I could use that on my succulents, thanks!

Queen Anne plant dad

9 months ago

My other echeveria "Dior" ❣️

Can anyone help identifying this cute little fellow please

Are sedums supposed to grow upward ?? It’s in a sun facing window

_leafeon

9 months ago

I was wondering if it’s possible, and if so, how to go about pruning the papery spikes from my pine cone cactus? Any advice is welcomed. :-)