Looking to make some money to buy more plants, and I have a large dark lord on a moss pole that is probably worth the most of my plants, in part due to the size. Plus I have a baby sister of it. First pic was taken Wednesday, second last week and third early august mainly for size reference. I can’t see anything of similar size for sale online to compare. Anyone have any thoughts on how much I could sell for locally like on FB marketplace or Nextdoor? I’d sell it on its current moss pole but would put it in a cheaper pot.
I’m so ecstatic, and I made a new plant friend :’)
Hello, I got this cutting of Philodendron Billietiae but its so spread out that I’m having trouble putting it in a propagation jar/ or any vessel/container for that matter.
Can anyone help me out here on how to propagate this in water? The owner said it has already been in water for 2 months & would probably need about a month more for roots to start showing up.
Should i cut this up into 2 cuttings and propagate in water then? Please see last image of how much of the stem is in water currently, i’m worried that the leaf coming from last node might rot since stem is submerged in water too. Please also show me where to cut between the nodes to divide this plant.
I have chunky perlite & moss as well, let me know if that is more preferred to propagate these.
Got a few of these for free at a plant expo but not a 100% sure what they are. They look like philodendrons but AI said the expo was giving away Alocasia Silver Dragons (correct. I got a couple) and Thai Caladiums (didn’t see those) and Anthurium hybrids. What do you all think?
I'll spare the rambling & details, but I've never been a plant person for a few reasons. I decided to start trying. I did some Reddit research and concluded that I wanted to try out a pothos first because they're hard to kill... After some plant research, I picked this plant up from a local greenhouse in August. It was labeled "pothos brasil."
Today, I was informed that my beautiful lady is not a pothos, but is, in fact, a philodendron brasil. I watered her about once every two weeks when the soil seemed dry, pruned off some dead leaves and whatnot, and have been trying my best to take care of her. However, I feel like she doesn't look great? Did I accidentally kill her? It wasn't until today that I learned she was not a pothos.
Nights are getting cold so I'm hoping to bring her inside this evening. I'm going to pick up a terrocotta pot with drainage, some plant clips so she can spread out across the walls, and an indirect plant light. However, I want to make sure she isn't dead/dying/if there's anything else I need to buy at the store.
I took a back-to-back work trip and vacation with my husband. My parents took our dogs and fed our cats, but I completely forgot to ask them to water this girl, so that's on me. I'm worried I accidentally killed her :(
Any advice, tips, and kind comments are welcome 😄 particularly anything about moving her inside! I'm going to peruse this sub and YouTube to see how to switch her to a new pot to come inside. The soil guide pinned on this sub was very helpful. I'm excited to be here and start this journey!
I came back from being out of town and my boyfriend had the plants in his care- and my pink princess is pushing a new leaf 😍✨ i’m excited to see how much pink variegation it has 💕🌿🪴
1- p. tortum
2- p. xanadu
3- p. mayoi
4- young p. squamiferum
5- p. bipennifolium "golden violin"
6- p. bette waterbury
7- p. joepii
8- p. moonlight (?)
This plant is so beautiful no matter which way you look at it! It's been putting out some beautiful leaves lately!
Can someone tell me what’s wrong ? I’m new to plants and I got this one on clearance at Home Depot. Is it a fungal infection?
I’m also seeing a bit of variegation on a couple of leaves.