u/Wild_flowers07

Ok y’all I need some advice. First time planting stuff in my outdoor garden bed. This is a banana pepper plant and my goodness I’ve never seen one this big!! It’s the first and only one to grow and well I’m reaching out to see if this size is normal and ask when is the right time to actually take it off. I’m very new to the game!! It has been incredibly cool to watch it grow from a baby to this size but I’ve never seen a banana pepper this B.I.G!! Advice.. please?

I threw these two plants together on a whim.
I didn’t think the succulents were going to thrive like this. I don’t know much about plants so maybe I’ll just leave them together? They love the spot I have them in. Requested some thoughts! ☺️

I have to admit that I tend to always kill my orchid.
This year my daughter got me one for Mothers Day! Here we are almost July and she is thriving!!
However I’m starting to get concerned. The roots look like they are rotting. I think I should replant this, but TBH don’t want tooo because I’m afraid it will die!
All my beautiful orchid friends, please help with some advice to keep me from killing this plant.

I found zero. He found these. We were standing in the same yard. Explain that. 😂🍀

He found two more after this post!

I've never found a four-leaf clover in my life. This morning I took my dog outside and happened to glance down at the grass. I spotted a four-leaf clover... then noticed a five-leaf clover growing right next to it!! If I hadn't taken my dog out when I did, I probably never would have seen either of them.
I've gone my whole life without finding one, and somehow today I found two rare clovers side by side. I don't know if this was luck, coincidence or both, but it absolutely made my day. ☘️🍀🦮💚