#Houseplants

got this caladium 3 weeks ago haven’t repotted it yet. Almost all the leaves are new and older ones have died off or drooping. But i feel like it’s such a high turnover of leaves. Is that normal ?🤔 I am planning to repot it today.…

A couple of months ago I posted in here about my dying monstera with all of his leaves going brown. https://www.reddit.com/r/houseplants/s/CC1PubzDeP Some of you suggested it was because he needed a new pot as he was getting through water too quickly and…

This is my friends plant that’s in need of rescuing/tlc I want to know what type of plant it is in order to help it submitted by /u/Dievomit [link] [comments]

Christ Tears Wax Plant. I inherited this lovely lady from Grandma when she passed in 2019. She started blooming (finally) last year after being very happy for a long while. This year she had a second bloom! Just in time for my birthday.…

Is this how the plant multiples with these dangly pieces? Also is this overcrowded, should I repot? submitted by /u/m_danah [link] [comments]

As most of us plant lovers, I just don’t know when to stop (or can’t?). ** I know I have toxic plants right next to the cat bed. She is a very particular kitty who in the 8 years I’ve had her has never touched my plants.…

inherited this plant, does she need a bigger pot? It looks ridiculous (i am not a botanist by any means 😂) submitted by /u/Ok_Bell_23 [link] [comments]

My rescue plant. Does anyone have any advice on what is causing my leaves to be crispy on the edges. submitted by /u/eliz131313 [link] [comments]

How come balls? I’ve had this guy for 6 years. He was short and chubby when I first got him. This last year he randomly grew balls??? All I’ve done is water him sparingly? He sits in full sun, too. He’s also never changed pots.…

I dont water it by dropping water on the bloom, more pouring water into the base of the plant and the soil around it, so I dont think its water. I havekt touched it. submitted by /u/Future_Garbage_2250 [link] [comments]

Hi all. This is my first ever house plant I managed to keep alive and it the reason I got into the hobby. I watered it the day I left for a trip and I got back last night (5 days later) and it was like this.…

I wanna hear y’all’s plant hot takes. I’ll do mine first, I think popular philodendron’s like white wizard and pink princess are kinda ugly because they look scraggly LOL submitted by /u/sunflower-ivy [link] [comments]

The first 3 pics were before. Now it's a hawkmoth. I named it Leon. Took some pics before releasing. Species name is hippotion celerio. submitted by /u/DowntownComputer5819 [link] [comments]

Went out of town and came home to this big beautiful girl 🤗 submitted by /u/salamanderbiscuits [link] [comments]

At first I was sensible, with African violets over the years, a bay tree, several kinds of tradescantia, a pothos, and a coleus. Then, I picked up this little fellow as a fainted teeny stem with a few ragged leaves in a 2 inch cup off a grocery store…

Hello, I have a struggling bonsai. I'm not sure what all these specks are. They don't move as far as I can tell. I wondered if they were spider mites or aphids, but they didn't quite seem to match either from what I googled.…

This beauty has been here for a few years and really loves my sunny kitchen window but getting to big. Already trimmed it down for cuttings but it grows so fast!…

This is the first plant I ever bought, on a whim from the grocery store, about 5 years ago. Has moved with me three times. He has many children now, one of his kids is about a foot tall and another one actually flowered recently (both in other pots, not…

After weeks of moving boxes and chaos, our new home is finally starting to feel like us. Sunlight, plants, calm corners, and a lot of gratitude. submitted by /u/PiHustle [link] [comments]

I’m think that for me would be pothos, easy to take care and propagate as well as beautiful and bushy submitted by /u/Aggravating-Fig-9274 [link] [comments]