My rhipsalis cactus, half a year since I got it! 

3 years of growth 🤍🤍

From a single leaf to blooms in about 10 months

Our dog just tried tearing apart a pothos that was gifted to us. :,))

<div class="md"><p>Our dog just tried tearing apart a pothos that was gifted to us. :,))</p>
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Is this savable??

<div class="md"><p>What is it?</p>
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Help i.d.

Complete Guide to Growing Date Palms in Terra-Cotta Pots! 🌴#datepalm #palm #palmtrees #gardenintips

Complete Guide to 🌴🪴 Complete Guide to Growing Date Palms in Terra-Cotta Pots! 🌟
Welcome to my channel, Enthusiast Gardener! 🌿 Today, I’m thrilled to take you on an exciting journey into the enchanting world of date palms. These majestic Growing Date Palms in Terra-Cotta Pots! 

From July 7th, 2024 to December 13th, 2024

<div class="md"><p>From July 7th, 2024 to December 13th, 2024</p>
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Beefsteak Begonia

Echeveria black prince July - Nov 2024

update on my adansonii! may 2024 > august 2024 > now (november 2024)

The wall a year ago and today 

So I’ve got a bit of a soft spot for struggling plants, and my heart went out to this umbrella tree from my office. The former occupant of that office never took great care of it to start off with, then ended up working from home full-time during Covid and never came back to the office.

I wish I’d taken a picture of it in its original state. It had a couple of other very leggy branches that had withered away, was covered in dead leaves and its soil was also thickly blanketed in dead leaves.

So the first pic is after I’d already pruned off the dead branches, picked off all the dead leaves & cleaned its pot of dead leaves and debris. Leaving exactly nine living leaves left on the plant.

Then I got it on a regular watering schedule, along with fertilizing it once a month. Eventually, after it finally started some new growth after a couple months of this, I took it home. A year later, and it’s thriving.

I did end up trimming off the one extra-long leggy branch after taking it home, but it promptly shot out two new healthy branches. And in the last pic, you can see that the one solitary survivor leaf that was on the remaining original branch is still there!

<div class="md"><p>So I’ve got a bit of a soft spot for struggling plants, and my heart went out to this umbrella tree from my office. The former occupant of that office never took great care of it to start off with, then ended up working from home full-time during Covid and never came back to the office.</p>

<p>I wish I’d taken a picture of it in its original state. It had a couple of other very leggy branches that had withered away, was covered in dead leaves and its soil was also thickly blanketed in dead leaves.</p>

<p>So the first pic is after I’d already pruned off the dead branches, picked off all the dead leaves &amp; cleaned its pot of dead leaves and debris. Leaving exactly nine living leaves left on the plant.</p>

<p>Then I got it on a regular watering schedule, along with fertilizing it once a month. Eventually, after it finally started some new growth after a couple months of this, I took it home. A year later, and it’s thriving.</p>

<p>I did end up trimming off the one extra-long leggy branch after taking it home, but it promptly shot out two new healthy branches. And in the last pic, you can see that the one solitary survivor leaf that was on the remaining original branch is still there!</p>
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Saving the saddest office plant (Schefflera)

First photo was taken in February this year, 2024. And second photo today! October, 2024. Proud of these guys 🥰🌵

<div class="md"><p>First photo was taken in February this year, 2024. And second photo today! October, 2024. Proud of these guys 🥰🌵</p>
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Cactus growth! 

6 years of progress on my jade!

I rescued this poor guy out of my mom’s condo’s dumpster about a year and a half ago! 

<div class="md"><p>I rescued this poor guy out of my mom’s condo’s dumpster about a year and a half ago! </p>
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Very proud of this Fiddle Leaf Fig (?)

1.5 years of growth on my oak leaf creeping fig… she’s a slow grower

<div class="md"><p>may 18, 2024 vs today september 24, 2024</p>
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$5.95 and a little bit of patience 

My 4 years old Peperomia Polybotrya and her 2 months old little baby

Top left is Oct 2023, below that is Dec 2023, & the larger pics are from today. Love these clovers, they fold up at night to 'sleep' and open when the light turns on. Neat. 

<div class="md"><p>Top left is Oct 2023, below that is Dec 2023, &amp; the larger pics are from today. Love these clovers, they fold up at night to &#39;sleep&#39; and open when the light turns on. Neat. </p>
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Tiny Clovers from my Yard have Taken Over the Terrarium, No Regrets

Leaf props from May to August

2020 to now, my monstrous monstera. I love him very much.

Summer Garden Tour 2024

Peach tree growth over the past three years

my adansonii, may 2024 - now (august 2024)

Deceiving Images: Spotting AI-Generated Fake Plant Photos and Avoiding Scams

A wandering jew/dude was a little neglected in my house so beginning of July I trimmed the live pieces and replanted them and have been very dedicated watering it and checking on the little cuttings. Some are definitely blossoming!! Hoping to get a full healthy plant 🪴 back. 

<div class="md"><p>A wandering jew/dude was a little neglected in my house so beginning of July I trimmed the live pieces and replanted them and have been very dedicated watering it and checking on the little cuttings. Some are definitely blossoming!! Hoping to get a full healthy plant 🪴 back. </p>
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July 1 to August 1st - Wandering Jew/Dude

We still have August and September left.

Got to get weeding.

<div class="md"><p>We still have August and September left.</p>

<p>Got to get weeding.</p>
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65 days growth.

Monstera Deliciosa 7/2019 versus 7/2024

How to grow plants in a hydroponic greenhouse, second month of growth

Blue Bismarck Palm 10 year Progress

4 months of sun in zone 7

Is this a known successful growing method?

<div class="md"><p>Is this a known successful growing method?</p>
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Monstera cuttings in perlite

Post pictures of a younger version of your plant as well as the latest stage of growth for your plant and everything you want in between. Must be of the same plant for obvious reasons.

Similar:
/r/matureplants
/r/proplifting
/r/IndoorGarden 
/r/OrganicGardening
/r/MasterGardener
/r/GardenSupplies
/r/plantbreeding
/r/Gardening
/r/WhatsThisPlant
/r/GardenSupplies 
/r/botany 
/r/SavageGarden 
/r/cactus 
/r/succulents 
/r/watchplantsgrow 
/r/watchplantsrecover 
/r/watchplantsresurrect

<div class="md"><p>Post pictures of a younger version of your plant as well as the latest stage of growth for your plant and everything you want in between. Must be of the same plant for obvious reasons.</p>

<p>Similar:
<a href="/r/matureplants">/r/matureplants</a>
<a href="/r/proplifting">/r/proplifting</a>
<a href="/r/IndoorGarden">/r/IndoorGarden</a> 
<a href="/r/OrganicGardening">/r/OrganicGardening</a>
<a href="/r/MasterGardener">/r/MasterGardener</a>
<a href="/r/GardenSupplies">/r/GardenSupplies</a>
<a href="/r/plantbreeding">/r/plantbreeding</a>
<a href="/r/Gardening">/r/Gardening</a>
<a href="/r/WhatsThisPlant">/r/WhatsThisPlant</a>
<a href="/r/GardenSupplies">/r/GardenSupplies</a> 
<a href="/r/botany">/r/botany</a> 
<a href="/r/SavageGarden">/r/SavageGarden</a> 
<a href="/r/cactus">/r/cactus</a> 
<a href="/r/succulents">/r/succulents</a> 
<a href="/r/watchplantsgrow">/r/watchplantsgrow</a> 
<a href="/r/watchplantsrecover">/r/watchplantsrecover</a> 
<a href="/r/watchplantsresurrect">/r/watchplantsresurrect</a></p>
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<div class="md"><p>Post a picture of you plant from:
- When you first got it
- First sprout
- First planting small cutting
- After rebounding from illness 
And/Or:
- Anything in between</p>

<p>And also:
The plant today or latest picture you have of said plant.</p>
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