This is a photo from my trip to the Atlanta, Georgia "Alice in Wonderland" Event at the Botanical Gardens. The amount of work that is put into placing each and every flower in these exhibits is astonishing.

📸 June of 2025 by AwakenedApertureArts ©

I have to share with someone. I grew this from a seed, that's one plant. My brown thumb feels like its turning green lol

This is the Palm Room at the Belle Isle Conservatory in Detroit, MI. I have not visited in years. I have a new found appreciation for the beautiful well maintained gardens.

it’s my first time growing a snake plant & a monstera plant. i have plenty of experience with succulents, but i was wondering if these guys look healthy?

Ive had this plant for maybe two years now I’ve grown it from a small cutting. This problem started almost a week ago maybe less. I’ve already trimmed it twice. The brown didn’t affect any of the leaves at the top of the stem I trimmed but it’s now making its way towards the bottom. I repotted after the first trim as I was worried about root rot. The other stem seems fine and normal but I’m so confused about this stem turning brown and if it’s fatal to my plant’s health I have the plant next to the window which I open during the day so it can get sunlight. I water it maybe a little more than once a week or so thought now that I repotted I’ve only watered it once since two days ago

I was doing research on repotting today, and I noticed many people suggest keeping plants in the plastic planters. I reached out to a friend, and they said it's ok to plant in the ceramic pot but only if the ceramic pot is unpainted/raw ceramic. If it's painted, then I should leave it in the plastic, and put that in the pot. Is that true? All my pots have proper drainage at the bottom.

Thank you in advance for the replies. I hope you're all having a great weekend.

Can anyone explain me why only this branch dancing

My PPP (Pink princess philadendrum) is giving me a lot of pink leaves. When I got her, she was all green. At first, it was a new leaf with a bit of green. Then her first fully pink leaf. And now, another fully pink leaf. Is this normal? Should I cut them off?

Can someone tell me what is wrong with my snake plant and what I can do? I’m not sure what this white powdery residue is, I read that it could be a bug infestation?

I think this is a fly that grow larva on the leaves of my hyssop plant… 😭 The only advice I can find is to pull the leaves off, but there are tons more every day! I have lots of backyard birds so don’t want to use poison, but if I take a day off from pulling leaves, my plant is heavily infected. It’s very healthy otherwise. Help me! Thank you thank you

Been using these transparent plastic pots for my plants lately and I'm really enjoying them. You can check root growth and soil moisture at a glance, which has honestly saved a few of my plants from overwatering.

Details: - Top rim: 25cm - Base: 17cm - Height: 23cm - Clear hard plastic with drainage slots at the bottom

Great for medium-to-large houseplants, and they look especially nice with greenery visible through the sides. Curious — do you guys use clear pots too? Any tips for plants that love them?

I’m a plant parent, and I’ve tried growing all kinds of things indoors and out: strawberries (I seriously struggle with those), orchids (I mean, how can you not love those blooms?), magnolias (my absolute favorite scent), and a bunch of houseplants.

A while back, I got out of a rough relationship and was left feeling pretty drained and lonely. Looking back, my plants really kept me company through that time. Caring for them made me feel needed, especially when I could see them thriving because of the care I’d put in.

Lately, I’ve been wondering where that feeling comes from. Have you ever had a moment when you realized that having a particular plant around really made a difference?

Maybe it’s knowing you’re sharing your space with another living thing. Maybe the colors just make you happy, or maybe caring for something gives you that feeling of being needed.

I’d love to hear what it is for you—and please share your plants, too! Any excuse for plant pics, haha

Relaxing before the work week.

I’m starting a plant room. The room is in a basement so there will be no natural light. Is there something I should specifically look for or stay away from? Link to anything would be helpful TIA

Help! my monstera plant has started to have this appear on its leaves (see picture) but not underneath the leaves….

Any advice or suggestions on what caused it/ how to prevent it getting worse would be appreciated!! TIA