Anyone has a black tabby adult Sib, please share a picture...

Anyone has a black tabby adult Sib, please share a picture...

I would like to get an idea what my baby will look like when he's all grown. Will he get darker or lighter? What final color will his eyes be?

u/PlantFragEnthusiast — 10 days ago

Just got a call from the dealership. They found the vehicle that I wanted! It will arrive within 36 days. I'm stoked!

My favorite trim and color combo - XSE in Storm Cloud.

u/PlantFragEnthusiast — 1 month ago

Time to buy a new car. I just put down a refundable deposit to order one that I like. I got it for 0% financing for 48 months. Now my question...

My current car (paid off) is worth $10,000. I plan to either sell it or trade it in. What would you do?

  1. Sell my old car and keep all $10K and finance new car without trade in or down payment: pay monthly payment of $1000 for 48 months

  2. Sell old car, keep $5K, put down payment $5K for new car: pay monthly payment of $900 for 48 month

  3. Trade in old car ($10K) for the new one: pay monthly payment of $770 for 48 months

Note: all 3 options above will qualify for 0% financing for 48 months.

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u/PlantFragEnthusiast — 1 month ago

Dealership is offering 0% financing for 60 months. But price is not negotiable. Is this a good deal???

Price is before tax. I'm in Georgia, USA.

u/PlantFragEnthusiast — 2 months ago

Getting a 2026 XSE. Can't decide between Storm Cloud and Meteor Shower.

Which one do you think goes better with XSE? I love both. If you have bought either one, could you please share a picture here so I can look at them for comparisons. Thank you so much.

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u/PlantFragEnthusiast — 2 months ago
▲ 106 r/orchids

Does this look like virus to you?

Someone told me that this Orchid may have a virus? What do you think? She just bloom and I'm a little sad if she has virus. She's a Pot Dick Smith 'Dark Beauty'.

u/PlantFragEnthusiast — 3 months ago
▲ 25 r/orchids

Found this species orchid at Dinho Supermarket in Chinatown, Atlanta

Paphiopedilum Concolor

She's still a baby. Wonder how long it would take her to produce blooms. If anyone has this, do share some pictures below.

u/PlantFragEnthusiast — 3 months ago
▲ 16 r/orchids

These two sneaky ones jumped into my cart when I'm not looking. So, I have to bring them home

The Pike Nurseries in Peachtree City, GA, just received a new shipment of exotic orchids. There are many varieties.

u/PlantFragEnthusiast — 4 months ago
▲ 31 r/orchids

Unexpected tiny Cart Jumper from a supermarket in Chinatown, Atlanta

She is my first species orchid. Isn't she cute?

u/PlantFragEnthusiast — 4 months ago
▲ 1 r/Roses

I really love Blue Moon Stone Rose but...

I'm not sure if it's suitable for my zone 8a. If you have a Blue Moon Stone rose, please share some pictures.

Is it disease resistant and heat tolerant in zone 8a? Do tell. Thank you very much.

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u/PlantFragEnthusiast — 4 months ago
▲ 124 r/Roses

How would you describe the color of this rose?

It's a Sunbelt Savannah but just not sure what to call this color. 🤔 orange? Pink? Salmon? What do you think? Btw, she smells like Lychee.

u/PlantFragEnthusiast — 4 months ago
▲ 220 r/Roses

Good morning. Sharing a fresh bouquet from my garden with you good people...

Her name is Scentuous. She's heat tolerant in zone 8a and highly fragrant.

u/PlantFragEnthusiast — 4 months ago
▲ 349 r/Roses

Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens

No kittens here, but just my roses after lots of rain here in Atlanta

Apricot Drift

Sunbelt Savannah

Scentuous

Sweet Mademoiselle

At Last

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u/PlantFragEnthusiast — 4 months ago
▲ 41 r/Roses

There's just something so special about raindrops on roses, don't you think?

We have been getting a lot of rain here in Atlanta.

Here are some snapshots of my roses after a downpour.

Scentuous

Sunbelt Savannah

Sweet Mademoiselle

At Last

u/PlantFragEnthusiast — 4 months ago
▲ 863 r/Roses

This is hands down the best smelling rose that I've come across...

If you cut up a bowl of apples, apricots and berries, and then stir it up with some honey, that's exactly what it smells like. It smells delicious. And it's blooms continuously!

The name is Sweet Mademoiselle.

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u/PlantFragEnthusiast — 4 months ago