Houseplants

[KoRnholio8]

I guess the disdain for mothers-in-law is universal across Europe then, ha

[Easy Slider]

I guess the disdain for mothers-in-law is universal across Europe then, ha

Confirmed it's the same in German (at least Swiss German) 

[sometimeperhaps]

Just counted 38 plants inside. A fair amount of those are clippings that were propagated. Moved from an apartment that would maybe get An hour of direct light a day to a place that’s east facing with big windows. So much sun in here I don’t even need to use lights until the sun goes down. So all the plants are lovin it and we’ve accumulated some more. A few people in the family are green thumbs so plants are abundant and tend to appear often. Have the range of your classic house plants. Also have some cactuses that came from my grandma, who was the OG Green thumb of the family. No idea where she got them as I live in a northern country, but she was known to take clippings or plants from places she might have visited.

Got this from her when she passed, it’s an avocado tree she started from the pit. It’s loving life now that it gets sun all day

[sometimeperhaps]

[FrozenIndustries]

A guy here recently did an outdoor event where he played this and encouraged people to bring their plants. I brought my African violet. It seems to be happier since (though it could also be me watering it more frequently).

Either way, good album.

[Krooked antihero]

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I guess the disdain for mothers-in-law is universal across Europe then, ha

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Confirmed it's the same in German (at least Swiss German) 

Hahaha cool

[Hinna]

i got cactus bbys. just watered em

[chris.]

Just some of the lil homies. They are enjoying this room now much more than in the winter.  They get great morning light (although I took this picture in the early evening, doh) Elsewhere in the room are two little snake plants that I have totally ignored and are growing like wild.

This is maybe about a third of what’s in the house, never enough plants. IKEA is a great place for plants too if you have one nearby. You can get some big ones for cheap.

[FrozenIndustries]

Just some of the lil homies. They are enjoying this room now much more than in the winter.  They get great morning light (although I took this picture in the early evening, doh) Elsewhere in the room are two little snake plants that I have totally ignored and are growing like wild.

This is maybe about a third of what’s in the house, never enough plants. IKEA is a great place for plants too if you have one nearby. You can get some big ones for cheap.

Yo, what is the one in the white and blue pot (light blue stripe) on the table?? When we moved offices a couple years ago a rescued one from the trash and it is huge now.

[layzieyez]

Great variety! Pachira looks nice.

[HeavyAndExpensive]

I've had a jade plant for years that is kind of a bonsai at this point, and just recently I think it may have started to get root rot. I've repotted it and haven't watered it. Sometimes root rot/lack of water can look similar. I really hope this plant pulls through cause as weird as it sounds, I've kind of grown attached to the little guy.

[chris.]

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Just some of the lil homies. They are enjoying this room now much more than in the winter.  They get great morning light (although I took this picture in the early evening, doh) Elsewhere in the room are two little snake plants that I have totally ignored and are growing like wild.

This is maybe about a third of what’s in the house, never enough plants. IKEA is a great place for plants too if you have one nearby. You can get some big ones for cheap.

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Yo, what is the one in the white and blue pot (light blue stripe) on the table?? When we moved offices a couple years ago a rescued one from the trash and it is huge now.

I’m pretty sure it’s a a type of dracaena, but I couldn’t be more specific. I’m so bad with the names of plants. (I had to Google pachira to figure out which one layzieyez was complimenting ha. But thank you!)

[Hinna]

good album btw. think they liked it