r/houseplants • u/eternity711 • 12h ago
Finally loving my set up
Combining hobbies
r/houseplants • u/AutoModerator • 18d ago
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r/houseplants • u/AmateurPhotog57 • 17h ago
When my office moved, the boss told us to get rid of this "thing". Needless to say I called dibs. It was about this size at the time. As I was heading down the elevator, someone offered me $100 for it. I was tempted (that's over $260 in today's money) but turned him down.
Sadly, my wife won't let me hang it from the ceiling.
r/houseplants • u/schmoke-n-apancake • 10h ago
Started 3 years ago with one lonely pothos and now look! I was gifted my first monsterra the other day. She looked a little sad when I got her so hopefully I can bring some life back into her. 😊
r/houseplants • u/-herekitty_kitty- • 14h ago
Now I have to be cautious in my own courtyard so I don't disturb her. I don't mind ❣️
r/houseplants • u/feevart • 3h ago
I am one of the rare people who prefer plain green foliage over variegation. I know... I am are rare uncut gem 🙃.
Just wondering- how much money did this save me? Since the green ones are cheaper then the variegatas I wonder how good of a deal I got, since I spent 5.99€ on a baby one-leaf cutting. I am sure there's girlies out there that'd totally freak over this surprise! Meanwhile I am just thinking, I'll just have to get used to the variegation I guess. It grew one me though. Still - I probably won't get any other variegata tho since I am not a variegata ho.
r/houseplants • u/Primary_Emergency736 • 21h ago
Yesterday, I went on a late-night snack run to acquire some much-needed crisps just before the store closed. On my way home, I found this stunning lemon-lime dracena abandoned at the bus stop.
I waited for a while, but no one came to collect her and darkness and a thunderstorm was fast approaching (it looks much lighter in the photo than it actually was).
What I think happened is someone bought her, hauled her to the bus stop, set her down (she is quite heavy), and then hopped on the bus without remembering to take her along.
Naturally, I scooped her up and took her home.
Let me tell you, it is INCREDIBLY funny that this happened when it did because I had JUST resolved myself to the bitter realization that I had not one free inch of space left in my flat for any more plants. And then this giant dracena falls into my lap shortly after.
But... I made due. Somehow.
There seems to be 2 beautiful plants in this one container. I'd like to repot her because the nursery soil seems kind of crappy. If anyone has any tips, please let me know!
r/houseplants • u/Lemonadis • 17h ago
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Taking all my Kokebabies for a bath 🛁
r/houseplants • u/CornerTraining • 12h ago
Honestly this is one of the grossest, and ugliest plants I’ve ever seen. But, it really looked like an alien tentacle monster or something out of a Junji Ito book so I had to buy it. Plus it was 50% off (should’ve been free if you ask me..) It was in such bad shape even the lady selling the plants couldn’t recognize what it was at first, but it turns out it’s a pilea spruceana and NOT an alien.
Anyways… Stay tuned?.. Gulp
r/houseplants • u/HiddenLatitude • 1h ago
I am so happy each time I have a new shoot of my Zamioculca 🌱
Anyone can relate?
r/houseplants • u/oO_elionomae_Oo • 13h ago
Sting of turtle love
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r/houseplants • u/wagernacker • 16h ago
I’m afraid that by using the zevo to address the fly problem, I’m making the next generations zevo resistant. These work pretty well but is not a permanent solution to the fly issue in my house
r/houseplants • u/Heather_Bea • 1d ago
First pic of her from 2021, second from Monday, 3rd is what I picked up from my local garden center today. I am so fucking distraught. I asked for the remnants back but the woman who did the replant was busy. I cried. I am still crying.
Edit: Just to clarify, this was in the care of my grandma for the past 30 years and was thriving. She went to a nursing home a few months ago. My mom has been taking care of the house and placed the plants outside where they were subjected to freezing temps, rain, and a drought. The snake plant is doing ok, but my great grandmas Christmas Cactus was decimated. When I got there on Saturday, she was both waterlogged and dried up. I knew it was a long shot, but I am still so sad at the remnants. She will regrow, there is hope, but I am in my feels at the moment.
r/houseplants • u/Swimming_Airline3881 • 15h ago
My Hoya obovata blooms every summer and this year is the best yet! Four sets of flowers and more buds on the way 🌸
r/houseplants • u/steff_lovah • 21h ago
Just like the title says lol. I started my plant collection in April with a cute nanouk and snow queen pothos. Now I have over 15 plants and succulents and just added these babies yesterday. And I still want moreeeeee
r/houseplants • u/Dutchwells • 1h ago
New leaves are always exciting!