Anyone partake? I’m assuming @InsaneHawkJJP this is right up your alley. I have quite a few and enjoy propagating as well. It’s great hobby to enjoy when my garden is closed for the winter.
House plants
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Have been into house plants for years,.. Current count is somewhere around 20, orchids are a recent area of interest.
We have some, but I wouldn’t call it a hobby. We did just propagate a plant my wife(np) got from her grandmother 20 or so years ago. It’s definitely something I could get into though.
we have a half dozen or so around the house
I'm terrible at taking care of them so to them it's like living in a desert for months to a rain forest and no in between
I'm terrible at taking care of them so to them it's like living in a desert for months to a rain forest and no in between
The No Pic and I are big fans of the Thanksgiving and Christmas Cactus plants.
Fun to have something that actually blooms in winter and one of the Christmas Cactus plants we have was inherited from my Great Uncle when he passed and is probably like 50+ years old, which is kind of neat.
We have one with white blooms and two others that are different shades of like a darker pink (similar to the one below)
Fun to have something that actually blooms in winter and one of the Christmas Cactus plants we have was inherited from my Great Uncle when he passed and is probably like 50+ years old, which is kind of neat.
We have one with white blooms and two others that are different shades of like a darker pink (similar to the one below)
I have a philodendron that I brought into work. Hard to kill so it's a good work plant. Plants I have at home
Swiss cheese plant
String of hearts
Mother in law tongue
Pencil cactus
Shamrock plant
Cobweb spiderwort
Few other ones my wife picked up that I don't know the names of
Swiss cheese plant
String of hearts
Mother in law tongue
Pencil cactus
Shamrock plant
Cobweb spiderwort
Few other ones my wife picked up that I don't know the names of
I have a hard enough time keeping my kids and dog alive. I don't need another responsibility. Maybe after they move out, I'll get an aloe plant or something.
I have an aloe that is 25 plus years old and is huge. I take no credit for its growth, as it was a gift. It is very interesting how under this big canopy of foliage, up will pop baby aloe. I would guess I have 30ish plants in the house.
My no pic mom, who is a fvcking saint so watch your collective mouths, has between a hundred and 200 in her house.
I have a dozen or so. All but one is a succulent. I do like succulents from time to time.
