
What are these?
Are they aerial roots, more vines, what? I suppose time will tell...

Are they aerial roots, more vines, what? I suppose time will tell...
Look what she did while my back was turned! I have to unwind the vine & try to curl it back into the plant, I can't have it attached to the plant shelves forever! I hope i don't hurt it... 😕
This was sold to me as Stapelia Gigantea, now I'm not sure if thats the right name, but her first flower finally opened today! I checked it noon, it was closed, then at around 2:00 when I checked again, I found this! And there's at least 6 more buds coming, they're all still small, i just hope they time to develop before winter comes!
Who can tell me what the best plant mights are?
All my houseplants are in front of the studying glass door, western exposure, it gets good lught but I'm afraid the thick glass filters it more than a normal window.
Should i supplement the light for my succulents & Stapelia? Also I have a have a huge Monstera Deliciosa, I have a big Sensi bulb over it.
Are LED lights any good? When I use the light meter built in to my phone it says the LED is like 13 000, but I dont know whar6that really means!
Anyone out there willing to spend some time teaching a beginner? I'd sure appreciate it, I'd offer up my first-born son, but at my age it would be the second coming, and I wouldn't have to worry about plant lights. Many thanks for any advice...
Who can tell me what the best plant mights are?
All my houseplants are in front of the studying glass door, western exposure, it gets good lught but I'm afraid the thick glass filters it more than a normal window.
Should i supplement the light for my succulents & Stapelia? Also I have a have a huge Monstera Deliciosa, I have a big Sensi bulb over it.
Are LED lights any good? When I use the light meter built in to my phone it says the LED is like 13 000, but I dont know whar6that really means!
Anyone out there willing to spend some time teaching a beginner? I'd sure appreciate it, I'd offer up my first-born son, but at my age it would be the second coming, and I wouldn't have to worry about plant lights. Many thanks for any advice...
Who can tell me what the best plant mights are?
All my houseplants are in front of the studying glass door, western exposure, it gets good lught but I'm afraid the thick glass filters it more than a normal window.
Should i supplement the light for my succulents & Stapelia? Also I have a have a huge Monstera Deliciosa, I have a big Sensi bulb over it.
Are LED lights any good? When I use the light meter built in to my phone it says the LED is like 13 000, but I dont know whar6that really means!
Anyone out there willing to spend some time teaching a beginner? I'd sure appreciate it, I'd offer up my first-born son, but at my age it would be the second coming, and I wouldn't have to worry about plant lights. Many thanks for any advice...
Who can tell me what the best plant mights are?
All my houseplants are in front of the studying glass door, western exposure, it gets good lught but I'm afraid the thick glass filters it more than a normal window.
Should i supplement the light for my succulents & Stapelia? Also I have a have a huge Monstera Deliciosa, I have a big Sensi bulb over it.
Are LED lights any good? When I use the light meter built in to my phone it says the LED is like 13 000, but I dont know whar6that really means!
Anyone out there willing to spend some time teaching a beginner? I'd sure appreciate it, I'd offer up my first-born son, but at my age it would be the second coming, and I wouldn't have to worry about plant lights. Many thanks for any advice...
I think my cuttings are making buds!
Good growth for first summer, IMHO. Can't wait to see it, I feel like an expectant mother!
Could this really be what I've waited for for so long?
My baby after enjoying an outside Michigan summer. The latest leaf is HUGE! I should have put my hand there to show scale, but I couldn't reach!
My Epi Oxi
Is it ok to pot into a bigger hanging pot? I have a few now, and i potted them into fairly small pots, hanging, but now they're growing like a house fire and I'm wondering how to put into a bigger pot (when they're ready). How do I untangle all.these vines without killing them? Or do i just leave them in the smallish pot & keep wrapping the vines around each other and the hanger?
Looking for a home for my Monstera, I'm running out of room! It's quite healthy, actively growing (too much!), has been regularly watered & fertilized. Needs a moss pole or some other support, could probably use a bigger pot.
My worst problem is since I can't ship it, I'd have to find someone in my area (Kalamazoo, Michigan).
Willing to give to a good home, or trade for something that won't get so big!
Thanks to all, keeping my fingers crossed... My user name is old1cowgirl1happy, today's date is 8/14/2026.
I'm out of room! Might anyone in my area (Kalamazoo, Michigan) be able to give my girl a good home? Or trade for something that won't get so big?!! My user name is old1cowgirl1happy, today's date is 8/14/2026.
I have several 4 inch pots and one 9 inch square pot, all fully rooted & actively growing looking for new homes. Not able to ship, would have to meet in Kalamazoo, Michigan, US. to trade.
I've only been waiting almost 3 years for this - the mother plant (Big Mama), 4 four inch pots from various accidents along the way, a nine inch square pot, and a six inch round, all taken from Big Mama - and much to my surprise I've finally gotten a decent bud! I only hope I don't miss the flower during the night. Only other plant lovers can understand my excitement, I was starting to wonder if I'd gotten some weird strain that never flowers!
Five flowers coming, and four new leaves! I must be doing something right!
Any "air plants" I've had in the past have just shriveled up & died, but when I was misting these a few days ago, I had a happy suprise
Ive had this for almost 2 years now. It out out one new leaf early this spring, so i know it's not dead, but come on! I even put some Keiki paste on it trying to encourage it. Any opinions? Tips?
Thank you!