u/Plane-Jellyfish9
r/whatplantisthis r/VenusFlyTraps r/alocasia r/Jewelorchids r/houseplants r/gourds r/plantID r/cactus r/hoyas r/mildlyinteresting r/proplifting r/Anthurium r/orchids r/plants r/begonias r/Euphorbiaceae r/gardening r/fasciation
▲ 1 r/alocasia
Alocasias in self watering set up + sphagnum moss, how often do you fertilize and how much?
Was wanting to make a batch for all of mine but unsure how much to add and how often to feed in sphagnum + perlite.
Tyl
u/Plane-Jellyfish9 — 19 days ago
▲ 31 r/gourds
The Gourd seedling my Kindergartener brought home in April is killing it! Will be planting gourds every year 😍
u/Plane-Jellyfish9 — 19 days ago
Can anyone ID This plant plug?
I got this for free and the seller said they can’t remember what it was as they sell SO many plants and it was a giveaway, can anyone ID please ♥️
It really looks like an alocasia leaves but the root system and no corm is a giveaway that’s not it
u/Plane-Jellyfish9 — 22 days ago
▲ 12 r/VenusFlyTraps
How is it looking?
I accidently split the trap in two, 3 weeks ago, potted together anyways and now it has small babies. I’m guessing this is good? 🤔 it had a flower spike around that time that I snipped too.
u/Plane-Jellyfish9 — 1 month ago
▲ 117 r/gardening
My son’s kindergarten gourd seedling is making it!
He brought home this as seed in dirt about 2-3 months ago from school. He loves checking the gourd every evening for new blooms and watching the gourds grow!
u/Plane-Jellyfish9 — 2 months ago
▲ 56 r/gourds
My son’s Kindergarten seedling is making it!
He brought home this as seed in dirt about 2-3 months ago from school. He loves checking the gourd every evening for new blooms and watching the gourds grow!
u/Plane-Jellyfish9 — 2 months ago
▲ 216 r/houseplants
My zigzag cactus then & now! Scroll to see her as a baby (2 years ago)
Honestly, one of the easiest plants I’ve cared for. She comes in in the winter and back out in spring. These pictures are about 2 year apart and I’ve made many many cuttings/ plants from her 💗 If you’re looking for a plant, I would recommend this zig zag/ric rac/fish bone cactus!
u/Plane-Jellyfish9 — 2 months ago
▲ 12 r/cactus
Dog Tail or Dragon Fruit?
I bought a couple months ago and it was labeled Dog Tail Cactus but I’ve seen others similar to mine labeled dragon fruit. The spikes are fairly soft if that helps.
u/Plane-Jellyfish9 — 2 months ago
▲ 103 r/gourds
Can someone tell me what type of gourd this is?
Was sent home as a seedling with my kindergartener! Have no idea what kind it was just labeled gourd
u/Plane-Jellyfish9 — 2 months ago