u/Spice_City

I am so damn fired up today. Not quite two years into this hobby(obsession) and spied a random basal pup this morning!

Uppotted this monstrosity last year to a 12inch and split her up for friends and clients. Looks like we're just about ready for another split.

Hey there! Today I noticed on my albuca's flower stalk that I've got a couple of what I'm assuming are fertilized flowers. I tried to fire off the old search engine shuffle to figure out if that's what I have what sort of care I should be tossing at this plant to get these potential seeds the best chance of being able to germinate all that... Every search I do assumes that albuca seeds=offshoots and I'm having a hell of a time sussing out any information.

Is there a resource out there y'all could point me to, or what care I can give these friends to see them off.

Had the plant for years, 4 seasons of two blooms a year, first time seeing anything like this. Please help, search engines are useless! Thanks!

A few months back I found a random offshoot on my old jade pothos that had spontaneously variegated like a marble queen but with some clearly defined solid green sections. Kept my eye on it and babied a few extra leaves into growing. All with the same half and half presentation. How stable do these sorts of patterns tend to be? I get that the small flecks of dark green on a neon for instance aren't stable patterns or anything but like is this weird and different and haven't seen anything like this so far. Any advice?

Got these two beat up columns as a gift from mom last year, though it was more like freeing up more room for her collection to grow. No clue what they are. She's had em casually growing in the background for a while hence the beat up base. Didn't really hit any of the lookalikes on the sticky and plantnet said tricho, though it might have been peeping that ss01 cross in the background a bit. Any ideas?