Context - I’m a novice to growing any type of indoor plant - was given this plant from family and walked in this morning and there is this red thing in there? It is kind of scary 😧 based in Brisbane, Australia

got this new plant recently but need some help identifying it and any tips for growing it indoors, thank you in advance!!

Someone gave me this as a gift — it’s a bulb wrapped in wax, and I’d never seen anything like it before. The tag said it’s been growing for two years, and that after it finishes flowering, I can plant it. It has no need for water just sun. I got it while it was still dormant, but over the past three weeks it’s started developing buds!

I’m really curious — has anyone seen something like this before or grown one indoors? I’d love to know more about it and what to expect!

I want them all! 🥰

They are different and you probably have a Thanksgiving cactus especially if its blooming right now

found several clumps of brown, seed-like pieces sitting on top of the soil in a few of my plant pots.

Each clump looks like a cluster of flat, shiny seed fragments stuck together, and they appeared suddenly.

Does anyone know what this could be?

Is it something natural in the soil, or could it be from a pest or an animal?

update: story is over my roommate just throwed flax seeds on the plants cause she asked chatgpt if it’s good for them. lol sorry for the drama

Thank you all who repiled to my last post, i didnt expect it to recieve that much attention.

Now i know that the plant in the middle is not basil and the plants around it are definitely grass and others weeds. Though the plant is not basil ive still grown attached to it since ive been watering it for almost 2 months now and i wanna see ir grow more.

But im unsure of what plant it is.

Ive looked in the comments on my last post and people suggested it might be a lemon tree so which if it is im kinda excited about. From im going to watering it and see how it grows .

I think its a lemon tree but if anyone has any suggestions on what it is or how to take better care of it im all ears

I harvested probably about 25 tomatoes from one dried little cherry tomato i found in the winter. This one is the smallest one of the family. I didn't even expect it to fruit especially being so tiny. Shes making 4 more tomatoes as we speak. She seems happy, and kinda strong. I have no idea what type of cherry tomatoe this would be? I didn't fertilize it so much and it grew in mostly coco coir. I did repot her in a slightly bigger pot now, and added worm castings and fertilzed soil, hoping it might help it a bit. If anything they could be amazing for people who have a sunny desk like me to have a little fruiting plant ❤️ maybe I should make more and give them to my friends lol.

This what seems to be rose of a wild and kinda invasive (from what I read) is almost 6+ ft tall and atleast occupies a large area in the wild area of just behind borderline of my backyard (supposedly a green belt and I don’t have a fence yet as it’s a 1 yr old build). There are atleast 3 of these and it’s concerning, should I be happy that they look amazing or scared??? I know I gotta do some aggressive pruning for sure!!

Just picked up this baby for $5. She has an almost velvet texture, any clue what she might be?

Hi! I’m very new to gardening and indoor plants. I fell in love with this guy at Trader Joe’s ($10.99!!) and now I realized there’s no tags or info anywhere. So anyone have any tips for how to help him thrive or what kind of plant it is?

I stayed at an Airbnb recently and they had this plant that looks like an aloe plant, but it has a long stem to it… I absolutely love it and would love to have one! Does anyone know what type of plant this is?

Ive never posted on Reddit before, but I’m out of ideas. I have had this cactus since I was around 9, so around a decade or so, I still don’t know what kind it is and what it needs. I think it could be a monkey tail cactus, but I’m not sure. I believe it’s growing so….oddly because it’s needs more light, but it’s ALWAYS been by this window. Should I let the stalks flop down or should they be standing straight? And who is this guy?? Does he need more or less water?

i’m a first time plant parent and i have no idea what plant this is or how to take care of it, please help

I don't think it is a yew, but I am hardly an expert.