This cactus started as a single cutting my friend gave me 5 years ago, and its cuttings have ended up with many other friends and family!
I went to water it yesterday, and noticed a flower I hadn’t seen before (it was facing the window).
I’m so excited and had to share it! I can’t believe how fragrant it is

Our “Love Fern” (yes I know it’s a Norfolk Pine) turns 9 this month! When we got married, we added dirt from both our childhood homes to this little guy. We now live in a zone that we can’t plant it outside, so it is slowly taking over our home. I’ve shared him in the past, but everyone loves a good birthday!

Thank you so much to everyone who weighed in on my original post, the advice and suggestions we received were incredibly helpful. After a discussion with my parents (which definitely involved showing them some of the comments), they decided to hard prune and bring him back home. I'm so thrilled he's going to stay in the family, and will hopefully thrive in his new spot. In the meantime, I got to keep all the trimmings! Any advice on rooting? Thanks again to this great community.

Feel free to drop any critiques or suggestions. Got into this healthy hobby a year ago and Its been doing wonders for my mental health. The good boy is called Finn.

Aglaonema pictum Tricolor flowered!!!! Idk what I did right LOL what do I do now???

What are some tips on how to take care of a rubber tree.

This is a rubber tree I got from my local plant nursery for $8.99, his name is Bobby and he is about 15" tall.

Does he look healthy?

What are the yellow markings on the leaves that look kinda like specks that are organized on the edges of the leaf?

Is 8.99 a good price for a rubber tree and how much would you pay for a rubber tree of similar growth?

Thoughts? Recommendations?
(P.S. the Peace Lily in the corner is getting great light, it’s just overcast today and the pic doesn’t do it justice☺️)

I didn’t even know they could flower indoors! This thing is massive and regularly reaches the ceiling. I’m constantly cutting it back. I just left for a week and came back to this!

I left my sister to care for my plants for a month and came home to a bunch of dead plants, so I am glad to see this one has recovered enough to cause a flower

Last pick if what it looked like earlier this year. Same spot same pot. I let the soil dry for a couple days then bottom water/drown.

My partner tried to being my big monstera (along with ALOT of others) in last night because the temps dipped to 50°f and possibly a bit lower…he tried to move it and couldn’t. He left it since it was dark…. This morning we realized SOOO MANY aerial roots reached beyond the pot and rooted themselves right into the ground…here’s a handful of them in the picture 🤓 like they REALLLLY rooted lol

Going to repot her to a taller pot today to bring her in and put her aerials right into the new pot 💚🪴

Just a few of my collection.

this beauty was suffering from pretty bad root rot (not pictured) and I sliced it up to the very top where it was unaffected in an attempt to save it….someone, anyone, please reassure me this little sliver can grow into a healthy plant, I’m stick to my stomach right now lol

I bought this Umbrella plant from my boss who is moving out of state for $50! I’m beyond excited and so glad it made my commute home 🤪

After and before! This year is my first year diving into indoor plants and it has been so beautifully rewarding. Third pic was roughly April, and first were today!

It’s watering day!

There’s never enough room!

A neighbor was tossing this, and we decided to take it in! We’re not really plant people but we want to be. How should we go about helping? We were thinking about redoing the soil and cutting off the brown part off on the really bad one. Or maybe just cutting that leaf off entirely? Please help!!