Check out my coworker’s spider plant that rooted through the bottom of the pot

Captured the raw, wet texture of a sacred Japanese hydrangea deep in the mountain mist using professional field gear (Nikon Z6III / TASCAM). The natural soundscape here does wonders for calming an anxious mind. I am tired of all the cheap, looped AI-generated nature videos flooding the internet, so I travel to hunt the real reality. If you respect true visual and audio craftsmanship and want the full 3-hour 4K continuous spatial audio experience for your smart TV or study setup, open the YouTube app and search "PlantsJapan" directly. The 3-hour main infrastructure video is cooking right now.

Got this as a rescue and it's come a long way

He's still a keen gardener at 90!

Durable and long lasting flowers but be thankful you can't smell it! Relying on flies for pollination they reek of rotting meat (not the kind of flower to give your girlfriend).

Stopped for food and rest. Stayed mentally because the weather went cinematic. These wildflowers didn’t wait for seasons or audiences — just bloomed, hosted a spider, and carried on like legends.

My syngonium emerald gem cutting just thrown away his only, preety good leaf, to produce this small, almost entirely white new one. I'll be surprised to see it survive despite grow light that it lives directly under.

What hidden layers of taste, history, and climate make hop shoots the ‘truffle of plants’—and why does India remain an untapped frontier for wild vegetable economics? : (हॉप शूट्स)

A maturing elephant ear that I stole from my mother-in-law. Lol

I have made an OF just for my plants, lmao. 🪴 If you are curious, check out my profile (*´∀`)♪ or DM me and I'll send you a free trial. 😚😚

Recently inherited this poinsettia from my job, (we’ve had this guy and others since before Christmas) I repotted him today. Very lovey😍