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I’ve propped my string of heats and am using the butterfly method in sphagnum moss. how often should I be checking to see if it needs water?

I purchased this in April, as soon as it came home it was in hyper growth mode, and it lost all of its' leaves-- and then grew more just to lose them all again. Second picture of is of its' new leaf (has a second one under it), they both are significantly smaller and a little yellow. I did repot when I brought it home, into Molly's aroid mix, and the roots looked good. I keep it in my plant cabinet with all of my other alocasia (that are thriving). What am I doing wrong? How can I bring it back to life? **those are not spider mites, that is soil residue on the leaf**

It's fully opened and so cute!

This King Anthurium has been my slowest growing plant so far. I got it from a nursery in the beginning of April, and it's leaves were kinda crispy and not in the best shape. He finally is pushing out a new leaf after almost 3 months.

Such an underrated plant!

This growth is from April to now. She's loving my south facing window!

What are these marks on this leaf? Also, what are the weird long twig like things growing out of the plant?

Not sure what kind of anthurium these are, but they are their first new leaves since I brought them home in April!

What kind of String of Hearts is this? I googled it and it doesn't look like the pictures I found.

I grew these three Alocasia Polly (African Mask) plants from corms. They will come in a humidity dome so they can easily acclimate to their new home. I would like to trade with someone. I do not have a specific plant in mind, but would like to stick to tropical houseplants. I am located in TN

This may be a silly question, but what do you do with all of your plants once they’ve outgrown the cabinet or multiplied (propagation)? I have sooooo many sprouted corms and cuttings that I have room for now, but I feel like this will be a constant issue considering how fast my plants have been growing. I do not have any plant friends or plant family (they’re all self proclaimed plant killers), so gifting is not an option lol.

I‘m not sure how this happened, but I somehow dropped a corm from my Polly into my garden bed. I don’t think it will survive as it freezes here in the winter, but funny accident none the less

I am new to succulents. Any tips for keeping this cute jade plant alive?

My string of turtles

I'm not sure what kind of Begonia this is, but I noticed she is flowering this morning.

I am new to carnivorous plants. Any tips on how to keep this cutie alive? She's in sphagnum moss and in an east facing window. Thanks!