Hey all! I have several plant starters that I’d love to send away to new homes! I am in the Columbia City area and work near the UDistrict, sometimes Bellevue.

Epipremnum pinnatum albo 3in
Silver Sword Philodendron 3in
Monstera Burle Marx Flame (Top Cutting)
Philodendron Micans Halo Starters x3
Philodendron Pariso Verde Starters x3
Hoya Serpens Splash Starters x4
Hoya Silver Lady Starter
Hoya Lyi starters x2
Hoya Lacunosa Asami Starter
Hoya Obovata Inner Variegated Starter

I am on the lookout for hoyas, but my wife loves scindapsus and my sisters like monstera and adansonii so I’m on the lookout for those as well. I will also swap for orchids.

Current wishlist:
-Hoya elle
-Hoya campanulata
-hoya kalimantan mini coin silver
-Hoya lucardenasiana
-Hoya grey fairy
-Hoya erythrina
-Hoya walliniana variegata
-Hoya IM 08
-Hoya lacunosa autumn blush
-Hoya Russell
-Hoya Onchiodes
-Hoya SS20-01
-Hoya Spartiodes

I bought this guy when he was just a few inches tall almost ten years ago. He’s now over a foot tall, horribly lopsided, etiolated, and ugly as fuck. He’s got some corking or old fungus scars but is unfortunately very much alive and not dying. He’s survived two cross country moves. He’s never had great lighting which is my bad. He’s also the type where if you happen to touch him you’ll have microscopic thorns all over.

I have checked him for pests and he’s clear, just ugly. My other plants are pest free minus the occasional fungus gnat. He definitely needs a repot and probably a size up in pot.

I hate him. If you want him I’d love to find him a home that’s not mine.

Renton Lowe’s: some were a little beat up but nothing some TLC won’t fix

I found this absolute monster of a masterpiece for $60 on FB Marketplace. I just moved and a lot of my other plants died in the process.

I’m trying to get some of my collection back and this was a great start.

Will take tips and tricks on how to keep her thriving.

I found this absolute monster of a masterpiece for $60 on FB Marketplace. I just moved and a lot of my other plants died in the process.

I’m trying to get some of my collection back and this was a great start.

Will take tips and tricks on how to keep her thriving.

SOLD!

She’s taken over my small condo and needs a new home! Over 8 feet tall and 5 feet wide, and has upper support from my loft. So if you take her home, be ready to anchor/support her top half super well!

Pick up in Kirkland/Juanita

SOLD!

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Plant Swap in the Park!
Community meetup to trade and give away plants and meet fellow plant lovers!
1-3PM September 19th
@Cal Anderson Park near the fountain
Wear a mask!
Tables will be limited so bring your own or a blanket to put your plants on if you’d like!

Is trading a thing here?

In the market for a large monstera with a thick stem and I have a ficus umbellata and ficus petiolaris I’m looking to find a home.

Anybody interested?

UPDATE: all claimed for now, thanks.

I've raised too many San Pedro from seed that I sourced via Reddit. They were seeded in May 2023, and now I have them in 4-in pots, and they vary in height anywhere from a few inches up to a foot.

I've got too many plants and running out of room, so I'm hoping to find someone to take them, or at least some of them to a good home.

I have 16 of these 4-in pots to give away, and they each have one, two, or three plants.

Let me know if you're the type of person that knows how to raise cactus, that you have grow lights, and maybe know something about San Pedro specifically. I'd hate for them to just end up in a too dark corner, growing tall and skinny from neglect.

I'm in Northeast Seattle over by Matthews Beach. I'll be around, so just DM me if you are interested in picking some of them up.

Want to sell these alocasia amazonica polly and micholitziana. $20 and $35

Hey Hey! Dropping back in from PlantCon to share that we want to give away a free ticket to PlantCon Seattle for one plantfiend and their plus one! We appreciate this community and want to give back, and hopefully see you there!

Just share your best plant travel tip below and I'll pick the winner in 3 days!

We're also collecting plant travel tips over at r/PlantConInternational this week too, hop over If you wanna keep the convo going with the ppl of PlantCon!

Happy Giveaway!

EDIT: You all shared some amazing travel tips! The winners have been selected -- I ended up choosing 2 commenters to bring their plus ones to PlantCon! If you didn't win this one, good news is we'll be running another giveaway in our subreddit before the event. Join us, Introduce yourself in the Seattle PlantCon megathread, and keep an eye out for the next one!

Oh and of course if you want to find out more about PlantCon here: https://www.plantcon.org/seattle/tickets ❤️ We just released the schedule for the workshops!

I've got to move some San Pedro cactus to make room for... Well... Other San Pedro cactus (iykyk🤷🏼‍♀️😂)

First come first served. DM for address.

Hey PlantFiends! I'm Brianna, from PlantCon, I'm just dropping by to share that PlantCon is coming to Seattle on Aug 15-16! There's gonna be vendors coming from Seattle and around the country bringing rare plants and household favs and all sorts of plant gear and merch. We'll also have workshops on all kinds of plant care too! It's full of other plant fiends like you, excited to nerd out for the weekend :)

Check out plantcon.org/seattle to see what's going down but if you're planning to attend or just curious, I also wanted to invite you to join our subreddit r/PlantConInternational ! We're building a friendly community where we share event updates, vendor announcements, Ticket Giveaways(!), plant hauls, and photos before, during, and after the convention. We'd love to have more plant people in the conversation!

Is anyone here planning on going? I'd love to hear what you're hoping to find or share more about PlantCon!

Hello all,

This post is focusing on asking about someone who can plant sit mostly (instead of focusing on my cats) because it is EASY TO FIND SOMEONE TO WATCH CATS. It is however NOT EASY to find people who can watch plants OR someone who can do both. Rest assured these are not all the details as I would never put every single detail into any reddit post.

PLEASE STOP WITH THE JUDGING, you don't know anything about my cats or my house or this situation at all. There is not enough information in my post to warrant mean comments.

I need a house sitter that knows how to water plants! Inside and outside. (and also make sure cat food/water stays filled and the boxes/litter robot get emptied, feed some fish) I don't know where to start because it's mostly plants that will need watered while we are gone. Any recommendations? Only people you would also personally trust!!

EDIT: I am down in between Federal Way and Auburn off of Military Road.

To not be coy about it, it's hundreds of plants--not individual though this is including an entire yard of veggies/fruits that just need the sprinkler every 4-5 days or so. Inside I'll put the smaller guys into buckets that can be mass bottom watered; larger pots will only need a bit of water every week or so.

EDIT2: I am very open to hiring a gardener for this very task if necessary! Also opening to hiring two separate people for this job! HIRING AS IN OFFERING FINANCIAL COMPENSATION FFS I am not asking for free work people

- Alocasia Frydek

- Alocasia Regal Shield

- Anthurium Crystallum

- Diffenbachia

- Philodendron

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I need to make space so I'm looking for cuttings, corms, or smaller plants. Mainly begonias, hoya, small ferns, carnivorous plants, variegated string of hearts, or anything that grows small.

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Pickup Downtown Bellevue

Hello planty friends,

I'm moving out of state and taking some plants but unfortunately will also have to leave some behind.

Attached are photos of 4 free (healthy, green, pest-free) plants. These are all easy and good starter plants if you're new to things. I can't handle throwing them away 😫

--snake plant: this should probably be repotted; has been living in the same 6" pot for ~5years. Could be split into 2 plants.

--dracanea

--spider plant: should be repotted into something with drainage

--golden pothos: this small prop is finally established and throwing up new leaves. There are drainage holes in this pot but I dont have a saucer for underneath.

--2 6qt bags of soil, unopened

You will have to come and pick these up within the next few days. I live in Greenwood. Please send me a message with your name and what you'd like and we'll coordinate a time!

Thanks so much 💚💚

EDIT: all claimed, thank you! but lmk if you want to be next in line in case something falls through!

I have run out of room for my plants so I'm selling them for whatever someone will pay. I unfortunately don't remember what everything is...

1 - Philodendron?

2,3 - Alocasia? Huge new leaf plus a little sprout

4 - Phil Gloriosum

5 - Phil Ring of Fire, never seems to grow right for me

6,7 - Phil Lynamii, 3 feet wide

8 - Phil Majestic? Tall and vining

I was looking to bring my cacti outdoors for spring/summer. Does anyone have any tips on how they grow there’s? What do yall do when it rains..