/r/matureplants
mature plants is a spot to showcase mature house plants that have been carefully cared for for years by you, or your friends and family, or spotted in the wild.
mature plants is a spot to showcase mature house plants that have been carefully cared for for years by you, or your friends and family, or spotted in the wild.
/r/matureplants
Owner says it gets filled will white floral blooms seasonally. Human for scale. Location: Vasai, India
Big beautiful Haworthia, age unknown, Bay Area, CA
I drove past this. One thing I love about Florida is that you can grow plants like this all year around in the ground.
Bay Area, CA. Spotted on a walk, age unknown
Hope it's okay to put this here, thought it was most appropriate!
This photo is from about 2 years ago when it was 4 years old. It really thrived in this location. Since moving, the leaves have gotten very small unfortunately. Trying to work it back up to having big beautiful lush leaves like this again!
Owner for reference.
This is my staghorn fern, estimated to be at least 40 years old. It was given to me by my mother-in-law when she moved to NC from south Florida in 1999. She had it for at least 20 years before that. When we moved a short distance in 2012, it took four workers to lift it up into its new location which is where it has been ever since. Other than feeding it banana peels every few months and water once a week during the dry season, we really haven’t had to do anything to take care of it. In 2005 it was small enough to hang between our two cars from the garage door rails during Hurricane Wilma. Since then it has had to ride out the hurricane threats in place, but has fared very well. Before the top filled in, it also served as home a couple of times to nesting ducks that laid their eggs in the cavity. What a life it has had!