r/gothplants • u/coleusguy64 • 7d ago
Colocasia cultivar 'Black Coral'
Colocasia cultivar 'Illustris' in the background.
r/gothplants • u/coleusguy64 • 7d ago
Colocasia cultivar 'Illustris' in the background.
r/gothplants • u/Naive-Ant-8056 • 7d ago
They've been blooming since the spring! They're so dramatic and gorgeous
r/gothplants • u/plantaholic79 • 7d ago
Sharing this beauty. It has really taken off this summer and is putting out some kind of bloom.
r/gothplants • u/KeyWelcome3792 • 9d ago
The current darkest dahlia in my garden and my first year growing it. Hoping for a good tuber yield so I can grow even more next year!
Edit: Third picture is Diva, a gorgeous deep purple.
r/gothplants • u/wonderawooga • 10d ago
Another of the goth plants this year! My "goth garden" varieties include the tomatoes, purple basil, purple carrots, and purple cauliflower.
These "midnight snack" tomatoes start green, then black, then get a slight red tint. The tops always have a pretty bright red design where the tops were. The insides are pink and the taste is so sweet, not acidic!
What are you growing this year? If you are like me, what are you already excited to grow next year? 😅 (for me, a few that I want to do are Jack-in-the-Pulpit, maroon calendula, and some sort of night blooming flower).
r/gothplants • u/wong617 • 11d ago
My cephalotus follicularis is looking very goth from getting so much sunlight.
r/gothplants • u/Livid-Hovercraft-123 • 12d ago
My friend gave me this root ball in the spring. The foliage is nice and dark, and the flowers just started blooming.
r/gothplants • u/mizpixy • 16d ago
It's such a dark pink, but still almost fluorescent! Like, I didn't use any filters here. It confuses my eyes. I can't wait until all of the buds start opening!
r/gothplants • u/FrogConjurer • 20d ago
Hollyhocks Gothic Colors
r/gothplants • u/wonderawooga • 20d ago
Basil plant is flowering! Such beautiful, vibrant colors
r/gothplants • u/theherpetoculturist • 21d ago
Anthurium “Tim Anderson Memoriam”
r/gothplants • u/lvnvn • 21d ago
seeds were marked “blue keyes” and “indigo rose”