I found this guy on the ground at H‑E‑B. The plant it came from was something I hadn’t seen before. A large stem that seemed to break open at the top and grow these “ears”. This one is about 4-5 inches across. Not sure how to prop so he’s stuck in well draining soil with some growth hormone. Anyone know what is is or how to care for it? Tx!
hello this is my first time posting, my neighbour has sadly passed away and so their son was giving out their stuff for free and i saw this little guy and the son said he would throw it away so i took it. I saw new leaves coming out so i thought maybe its still savable? What can i do to help this little guy?? Idk what kind if plant he is i think a kalanchoe ?? (is what google said)
thanks in advance 🪴
Saw this sitting in the shelf next to its mother plant (that was pretty big and gorgeous). No idea what kind of opuntia it is. Swooped it up and asked the lady if I could have it since it clearly is scabbed over and was on the shelf. She said yes!!
End was solid, not soft, fully scabbed over and zero mush.
How’d I do for my first proplift and what is this (if you can tell from this clipping)?
Soil 25/75 coir and Jacks gritty mix.
Asked a local box store garden center if I could have some of the moss growing on their display shelves since they were just gonna scrape it off at the end of the season anyway. Turns out it peels off in sheets very nicely. Freshly washed and ready for application.
I'm no stranger to moss, but most of the moss species I have hitchhiked in through carnivorous plants, so they are adapted to intense light and boggy soil. This species is a shady lithophyte, a wonderful addition to the collection!
Huge bonus at how pretty it is 😭 can't wait for these to grow ❤️
I have 3 Syngonium wendlandii cuttings. They are rooting like crazy. Since I only have 3 should I cut where I have marked on the photos or should I just put them the way they are, let them grow more than prop from what has grown?
I snagged this tiny philodendron pink princess and not sure if water propagation is the best method to help it grow strong roots. I have had it sitting in water w/ prop drops for 5 days now and will change the water every 3 days or when i notice it has biofilm on the roots. I was considering putting it in sphagnum moss but wasn’t sure. Does anyone have experience or help on how to best keep this tiny plant healthy?
Not sure what these are but I'll see if they'll grow roots. Found them on the floor under the plant shelves at my local hardware store.
Are these roots developed enough for me to pot this begonia?
i found these at work and idk if i should remove the leaves or if they’ll just grow roots like this? it looks like another leaf is starting to grow where one fell off. also should the perlite be moist or dry?
My collection of prop lifted succulents (all of which I found either on the ground or in the pot holders).
I have autism with level two support needs + many other disorders that make it difficult and challenging to be social
I've recently started to work on my social skills with baby steps (going out by myself and buying a treat for myself) but im still very anxious when I talk to people.
What's the best way of going about asking a place like an office or a neighbor if I can have a cutting of their plant to propagate? I feel like asking someone I don't know to give me a cutting is so weird and it makes me clammy even thinking about it. Anyone know how to phrase it in a way that doesn't make me sound like a weirdo???
This is a water propogation and the roots seem to only go up? Not sure when to pot
Walked to a gas station to buy something to improve my social skills and got myself an extra treat
It's already grown two new leaves.