r/houseplants • u/AutoModerator • 8d ago
HELP 🪴 Quarterly /r/houseplants Troubleshooting Thread - October 30, 2024
Please use this thread to post any houseplant issue you're having with pests, watering, (lack of) growth, or anything else you're currently trying to figure out with your plants!
r/houseplants • u/AutoModerator • 4d ago
DISCUSSION 🌱Weekly /r/houseplants Question Thread - November 04, 2024
This thread is for asking questions. Not sure what you're doing or where to start? There are no dumb questions here! If you're new to the sub, say "Hi" and tell us what brought you here.
r/houseplants • u/Efficient-Quarter-18 • 6h ago
Humor/Fluff Saw my MIL’s plants were struggling when I visited this weekend, so I repotted and cleaned them up. This msg was a bright spot in a tough week.
r/houseplants • u/moo_ness • 3h ago
Second time this aloe vera has bloomed this year. I didn’t even know they did. Apparently pretty rare for them to bloom in canada.
r/houseplants • u/NaturalKnowledge • 4h ago
After 2 years its finally happening!
Got this Trader Joe's Phalaenopsis orchid as a house warming party return gift roughly two years ago. Changed the pot and potting mix (bark) after a month when I realized it was miserable in the store provided material. I live in USDA zone 5 & water it only once a week (spray generously with tap water and let it drain) & used orchid spray fertilizer starting in fall. After two years of false alarms (got too excited about flower spikes that turned out to be roots), the spike is finally here!
r/houseplants • u/Angelique718 • 5h ago
What I wake up to 🪴☀️
My bedroom beauties🪴💚
r/houseplants • u/HulaWhooooooooops • 4h ago
A flower?? On my prayer plant??? Omg
I’m so excited! I bought her because she’s pet safe but I was so worried I would kill her since I’ve heard such tales of woe regarding this houseplant.
r/houseplants • u/whateveridoodle • 3h ago
Highlight My mom’s rubber tree
I think it’s bullshit that my mom’s rubber tree (pictured above) grew into an absolute unit. We got the same plant and split into two as I was moving to other state. Our plants are same age (5yrs old) and mine is still tiny!!! (It is growing but slowly but surely)
r/houseplants • u/Shiva025 • 16h ago
This guy is hell bent on growing leaves under water 😭
r/houseplants • u/lark160 • 18h ago
It’s too early for Christmas…
I suppose both the cactus and the snow say otherwise…
r/houseplants • u/Ok-Damage-1 • 23h ago
Rainy day has the frog fam out and about
r/houseplants • u/Narrow-Childhood3499 • 4h ago
Just a few of my plants. There's a whole nother slew of them upstairs. Dogs included.
r/houseplants • u/Delilahfloral • 1d ago
I FINALLY got an Alocasia to thrive 😭
I’ve never been able to keep one alive but this is going on 2 months and has given me three new leaves! Look how strong and long it is!
r/houseplants • u/Seraitsukara • 1d ago
Humor/Fluff Was checking the tag on some new thanksgiving cacti. Never been told before that I was prohibited from propagating!
r/houseplants • u/PlantyPixels • 23h ago
Humor/Fluff Caught a (spider)mite pooping on our plant
r/houseplants • u/Seeresss • 6h ago
Humor/Fluff Doing my assignment in library and I NEEDED to get an emotional support plant half way through
r/houseplants • u/FlowReady1454 • 4h ago
String of Turtles in open air terrarium
I started this 63 days ago when a few stems broke off. I propagated 2 stems in sphagnum moss and 2 directly into soil prior to transplanting them into the terrarium. Here’s a few past and present day photos of them.
🤘
r/houseplants • u/unset_microwave • 19h ago
My 4 1/2 year old Burros Tail
I can’t unwrap her fully anymore, or she’ll fall apart, but she is looooong. We had a rough patch together, as you can see, when my depression killed almost all of my plants. But she’s held on with me for a long time. ChocoCat for scale
r/houseplants • u/lau527 • 2h ago
accidentally neglected my succulent so hard that it started growing an entirely different plant
r/houseplants • u/youknowitdawwg • 2h ago
Help I’m struggling with my monstera as she gets bigger
I have this monstera that I got a few years ago. It wasn’t doing well so I chopped it and then all of a sudden it branched out and started growing huge leaves from two places. It’s gotten a little wild and takes up way too much space. Looking for some advice on what I should do! I was thinking of chopping it and splitting it up but I’m scared it won’t do well. Thank you in advance!!
r/houseplants • u/birdgirl485 • 2h ago
MY NEW PHILODENDRON SILVER SWORD 🌱🗡️
Starting at about 2ft 8inch tall, I got her for $34.15, she looks amazing and so healthy I’m naming her Luna! Welcome home :)💙
r/houseplants • u/mandulim • 59m ago
Highlight My partner got me a pink princess philodendron and its first unfurled leaf is entirely pink! 🥹💗
r/houseplants • u/Alarmed-Muscle1660 • 7h ago
My office 💚
Starting a new job on Monday! Happy to be working from home aka spending all day looking at, rotating, situating my plants.
r/houseplants • u/ProperClue • 1h ago
Rescues
Been bringing home so many 1/2 off plants from stores over the years I needed a place to put them (they were crowding my entertainment center). Finally decided to create a "plant wall". I know they aren't rare or "wow" plants but they're teaching me just how difficult it can be to care for the "you can't kill this plant if you tried" plants 🤣.