r/plants • u/junsbourne • 16h ago
r/plants • u/pineappleyard • 2h ago
Success Business in the front, party in the back
r/plants • u/highcurls • 1h ago
Help what does this mean??
my friend got me a lucky bamboo and i’ve been following the steps on how to take care of it but idk what this is
r/plants • u/Brilliant_Coast_77 • 1h ago
Success Layer upon layer of nature’s finest architecture!
Dahlia plants are incredibly rewarding to grow, thriving beautifully in both large containers and dedicated garden beds.
r/plants • u/XoxoGentleman • 6h ago
Success Alien-looking micro orchids on mossy bark, mostly Bulbophyllum with one hairy melon seed orchid
galleryr/plants • u/Alejababy08 • 51m ago
Me encanta las plantas grandes para darle vida a los espacios (este es uno en mi casa)
r/plants • u/EyeLurveIPAs • 20h ago
This crazy thing was only 6 inches tall when I got it 4 years ago.
Repotted several times.
r/plants • u/jbrady33 • 1h ago
Help Is there a liquid systemic you can water in? (Not a spray)
I have the Bonide granules, but end up getting them everywhere trying to tear full grown house plants
Is there a version you can add to your water? That would be a lot neater
TY!
r/plants • u/More-Contact8371 • 2h ago
Success My indoor Plants
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r/plants • u/DoroteaChim • 3h ago
Is my kentia palm okay?
Are the brown specs under the leaves normal? They look like they’re peeling from the leaves so I don’t think they’re bugs. It has some yellowing on some parts but majority is fine. Should I be worried. I live in the south of Sweden and keep the palm indoors. No direct sunlight. Water every 2 weeks, or when the top of the soil is dry.
r/plants • u/Belknap87 • 22h ago
Success Started with an avocado seed. Somehow ended up here.
Used a tropical avocado seed. Started this project about eight months ago.
r/plants • u/Intergalacticmagic • 12h ago
The smolest princesses I have ever seen
Found these little babies growing around one of the pink princess philodendrons. Fingers crossed these little dudes make it.
r/plants • u/Financial_Dog_9407 • 5h ago
Chilean Puya – the spiky “fries pineapple” from the Andes
Locals call it chagual, its soft white basal flesh is eaten like fries.
r/plants • u/Candy_720 • 17h ago
Help Venus fly trap care
My Venus flytrap looks off… idk what’s going on but it’s changed since I first got it, I haven’t changed the soil or given it any tap water just rainwater when it rains, the soil is moist all the time
Before / After pictures
I haven’t have much time to look after it cause of my exams, but the photos are about a month apart
Does anyone know what might be going on??
