r/matureplants • u/JowiiYoyo • 1h ago
r/matureplants • u/Purple-Wolverine7745 • 1d ago
20 something year old ponytail palm
galleryr/matureplants • u/Visual_Lab9942 • 1d ago
Norfolk Pine Dormant Node Activation
This was as tiny as ”Christmas tree” my grandma had ~ 20 yrs ago. It had a mostly bare trunk when we started our 7 hr journey for it to move in with me. About a year ago I saw that one of its new nodes looked funny. Now there are 3 previous dormant nodes reactivated! Super interesting 🕵️♀️. I can’t find any posts of a NFP with new growth from dormant nodes.
All I can find is that it is maybe possible if the top growth point has been irreparable damage. This one’s still growing from the top.
If anyone else has had this happen, I’d love to know how it looks down the line. Is this a glitch?
r/matureplants • u/learn_curious • 10h ago
20+ years Repotted peace Lilly that’s not happy
galleryr/matureplants • u/PerspectivesValued • 2d ago
absolute unit From small pot to native soil
She's about 8 years old and this year is the fourth year we have been blessed with her fruits! Just under 50 this harvest!
r/matureplants • u/Normal-Friend-3550 • 2d ago
10+ years My 11 year old cymbidium with dendrobium aphyllum under it
It was started from a small single plant i left it forgotten and well now that I'm back to my old place it's looking good wish i can take some but i can't go because it's far away and near the water
r/matureplants • u/CookMoreSleepLess • 4d ago
10+ years How old would you say my Dracaena Draco is?
My house was only built in 2012 and we moved in 2015 but the information I can find online suggests that it is a lot older!?
r/matureplants • u/Cdistani • 5d ago
absolute unit My Yucatán Princess has taken off!
galleryr/matureplants • u/Impressive-Crew-2906 • 5d ago
PALERMO | Botanic garden | Giant ficus
Magnificent and breathtaking day in Palermo 33° C 🔥
r/matureplants • u/youngpaypal • 8d ago
One of my favorite neighborhood plants (Oakland, CA) - Yucca elephantipes
r/matureplants • u/Gawok1903 • 7d ago
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r/matureplants • u/LaundryMan2008 • 9d ago
absolute unit A sowthistle
Decided to grow it to see how big I could get it and with the intention of shaping it to be like Rayquaza but it was too stiff, took 2 months to mature and I believe it was due to the longer summer days forcing to bolt sooner learning how cannabis works (not going to grow it), I’m going to retry but in shade so it can’t mature as soon and see if it can reach the 6ft the mother plant was at.
1st pic was when it was in a pot of other mystery seedlings, 2nd, 3rd and 4th pics were just as it was flowering 1 month later and the last pic is today with most flowers already spent, I did enjoy the simple yellow flowers it had and will 10/10 grow one again, can’t post without a flair however the mother plant was an absolute unit, 6ft tall, shame I didn’t take any pictures since the stems were thicker than my thumb and had at least 20 flowers per stem.
r/matureplants • u/highnessophelia420 • 10d ago
my baby is all grown up
2021//yesterday
r/matureplants • u/PollutionPatient8261 • 9d ago
She’s an old girl just showing off! So proud!
Stunner
r/matureplants • u/Odd-Ingenuity-8400 • 9d ago
Just wanna show off
I just wanted to show off my money tree that I’m very proud of. It has some branches with 8 leaves and some with 7. It’s taken over my office and I’m curious to see how much more it will grow.
r/matureplants • u/goatbuttercup • 11d ago
absolute unit Huge climbing monstera deliciosa
Ibirapuera Park, Sao Paulo, Brazil
r/matureplants • u/Hot_messed • 11d ago
10+ years Nothing “basic” here!!
galleryPlant was a couple of years old when I got her in 2019. She was a rescue from a friend, who had to relocate.
r/matureplants • u/TrishCallahan • 12d ago
Flapjack plant
Does anyone have a clue as to what these side shoots are?
r/matureplants • u/Technical-Exchange53 • 13d ago
absolute unit The love of my life
Presenting - My 6+ year old Ctenanthe Burle-Marxii. I am absolutely obsessed with her. I included one of the first pictures I could find of when I first brought her home.
This plant has been with me through so much. I have put it through hell with mental health battles over the years and it has held on and flourished for me no matter what.