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Plant thread Anonymous 02/26/21 (Fri) 01:12:06 PM No. 129633

Post pics of your favourite plants here!

Anonymous 02/26/21 (Fri) 01:16:51 PM No. 129634

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Skull orchid

Anonymous 02/26/21 (Fri) 01:20:21 PM No. 129635

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Black bat flower. It looks like it would rip your head off if you go near it lmao

Anonymous 02/26/21 (Fri) 01:35:09 PM No. 129637

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Anonymous 02/26/21 (Fri) 02:01:08 PM No. 129640

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>>129633
plant wiener

Anonymous 02/26/21 (Fri) 04:46:10 PM No. 129654

Watch this gigantic stinky flower bloom

Anonymous 02/26/21 (Fri) 04:58:45 PM No. 129659

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Anonymous 02/26/21 (Fri) 07:13:46 PM No. 129672

Can we use this beautiful thread to post about gardening too? I started some of my seedlings today!

Anonymous 02/26/21 (Fri) 07:28:51 PM No. 129675

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>>129672
Of course!

Anonymous 02/26/21 (Fri) 07:33:45 PM No. 129676

>>129675
monke plant

Anonymous 02/26/21 (Fri) 08:36:44 PM No. 129687

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My personal favourite is hydrangeas! I like purple and blue together best because they're my favourite colours, but pink and blue together reminds me of cotton candy. They remind me of summer. Very pretty.

Anonymous 02/26/21 (Fri) 09:09:43 PM No. 129695

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>>129687
I like them too, my favorites are those and wisteria, my grandma had a big one in front of her house and now we have an arch at home. I wish we had a whole tunnel

Anonymous 02/26/21 (Fri) 09:42:52 PM No. 129704

>>129695
this looks magical

Anonymous 02/26/21 (Fri) 10:13:07 PM No. 129717

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I love fuzzy/soft plants like edelweiss ! They are so cute !

Anonymous 02/27/21 (Sat) 12:36:29 AM No. 129738

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>>129633
I love this thread! I personally like callisia rosato, they have such a soft and feminine look.

Anonymous 02/27/21 (Sat) 01:26:12 AM No. 129743

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variegated string of hearts <3 i'm a sucker for anything pink and the heart shaped leaves are just too cute

>>129738
this is one of my favourites anon! I just managed to find one at my local nursery today and im obsessed with it

Anonymous 02/27/21 (Sat) 03:24:45 PM No. 129828

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Oxalis

Anonymous 02/27/21 (Sat) 03:25:30 PM No. 129829

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Anonymous 02/27/21 (Sat) 03:25:56 PM No. 129830

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Anonymous 02/27/21 (Sat) 03:29:46 PM No. 129831

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Anonymous 02/27/21 (Sat) 03:30:07 PM No. 129832

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Anonymous 02/28/21 (Sun) 11:29:50 AM No. 129957

I'm going to grow Luffa this year. Bought seeds and tomorrow I'm gonna plant em.

Anonymous 02/28/21 (Sun) 11:30:35 AM No. 129958

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forgot pic

Anonymous 03/04/21 (Thu) 01:38:39 AM No. 130635

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Anonymous 03/04/21 (Thu) 01:39:37 AM No. 130636

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Anonymous 03/04/21 (Thu) 03:28:54 AM No. 130648

>>129957
>>129958
Late reply but what are you going to do with all that luffa, anon?

Anonymous 03/04/21 (Thu) 10:42:14 AM No. 130676

>>130648
I don't know. I guess I'm gonna give em to everyone… I just love cucurbitaceae plants so much, they are a joyfull family of plants!

Anonymous 03/04/21 (Thu) 06:05:27 PM No. 130726

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>>130676
Hell yes anon!! pls post progress pics once they start growing

I grew a ton of mini cucumbers last summer, it brought me so much joy during early lockdown to watch them grow. It was so fast too, you could practically watch them climb up the walls with their swirly tendrils. They eventually obscured all my south facing windows and I ate a few baby cucumbers almost every day, plus I forgot to harvest one since it got obscured by the huge leaves and it was a real chonker when I finally noticed it. Good times

Anonymous 03/04/21 (Thu) 06:43:51 PM No. 130738

>>130726
Same here! I feel like you can really see the little cucumber branches huggin your finger if you stay still enough time! Such a lovely plant.

Anonymous 03/20/21 (Sat) 11:46:02 AM No. 132916

What kind of flowers do y'all recommend for growing in a veggie garden?

Anonymous 03/20/21 (Sat) 03:30:46 PM No. 132932

>>130635
sauce? I can’t recognize that plant but it’s beautiful

Anonymous 03/21/21 (Sun) 11:08:31 AM No. 133070

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Anonymous 03/21/21 (Sun) 11:10:28 AM No. 133071

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Anonymous 03/21/21 (Sun) 11:54:41 AM No. 133073

>>132916
Marigolds! Bees love them but aphids and slugs don't, they're an amazing companion plant

Anonymous 03/21/21 (Sun) 02:23:09 PM No. 133086

>>132932

nta but it’s a black petunia.

Anonymous 03/21/21 (Sun) 05:29:22 PM No. 133102

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>>133073
Thanks for the advice, I planted some french marigolds next to some tomatoes and bell peppers.

Anonymous 03/21/21 (Sun) 06:35:58 PM No. 133112

>>132916
Zinnias!

Anonymous 03/22/21 (Mon) 03:24:30 AM No. 133155

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Anonymous 03/22/21 (Mon) 01:22:07 PM No. 133220

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I’ve been trying really hard to get my parlour palm to stay alive but it flat out refuses. It turns like picrel, dying dried up leafs. It sits in a sunny spot and I let it dry up properly between watering. Please help, it’s one of my fave plants

Anonymous 03/22/21 (Mon) 01:24:07 PM No. 133221

>>133155
Gorgeous. Is this a type of lily?

Anonymous 03/22/21 (Mon) 10:29:50 PM No. 133275

>>133221
Yep! It's an asiatic lily.

Anonymous 03/22/21 (Mon) 10:31:02 PM No. 133276

>>133220
Is it rootbound?

Anonymous 03/23/21 (Tue) 07:48:58 PM No. 133371

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Anonymous 03/23/21 (Tue) 09:07:43 PM No. 133384

>>133220

have you fertilized it recently? And whats the humidity like? They prefer humid environments so it could need to be misted more often

Anonymous 03/24/21 (Wed) 08:37:06 AM No. 133460

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I'm planting wildflower seeds in my windowboxes today. They'll be getting plenty of sunlight there so I hope they grow fast and bloom in a couple of months.
Wish me & my tiny meadow luck anons

Anonymous 03/24/21 (Wed) 08:44:55 AM No. 133462

>>133460
Wow good luck! And now I want some too!
Does anyone know any low maintenance plants that can live on the north side of a home (where there is more shade)? They don't have to be super pretty.

Anonymous 03/24/21 (Wed) 09:10:36 AM No. 133464

>>133462
Thank you anon! For super low maintenance your best bet are ferns and hydrangeas. But if you'd like to have wildflowers there are seed mixes for shaded areas available as well: https://www.edenbrothers.com/store/partial_shade_wildflower_seed_mix.html

Anonymous 03/24/21 (Wed) 09:24:01 AM No. 133465

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>>133464
Ferns, that's perfect! I didn't think of them but it's so obvious and I think they are so pretty, I will try to find some. Thank you so much. I will look for wildflowers which like shade too. Anyway this is my favorite flower.

Anonymous 03/24/21 (Wed) 11:27:40 AM No. 133481

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>>133220
Get a humidifier. My plants have been doing better already since I got mine! Though they do look a bit sorry after winter still. I am unsure if the fiddle fig is too far gone.

Anonymous 03/24/21 (Wed) 12:49:44 PM No. 133496

>>133481
are they actually all your plants and if so how do you benefit from owning this many plants? what have you achieved

in case im derailing i think buttercups are prettiest

Anonymous 03/24/21 (Wed) 01:20:26 PM No. 133499

>>133481
>raising tropical plants in northern climates.
Why do you guys do this? There are a lot of pretty plants in your region that need less water and sun.

Anonymous 03/24/21 (Wed) 02:14:50 PM No. 133508

>>133276
nta but it seems to pig for its pot. I think you are right

Anonymous 03/24/21 (Wed) 02:15:23 PM No. 133509

>>133460
Goodluck wildfloweranon!

Anonymous 03/24/21 (Wed) 03:10:40 PM No. 133517

>>133496
I benefit because I enjoy them.
I like how they look and I enjoy caring for them
>>133499
Because they do absolutely fine?

Anonymous 03/24/21 (Wed) 03:14:45 PM No. 133519

>>133517
Also I live in a fairly temperate climate being on the Gulf Stream. Literally have palm trees in my garden

Anonymous 03/24/21 (Wed) 03:34:13 PM No. 133521

>>133517
Don't worry anon, they are just jelly! Your plants are doing great!

Anonymous 03/24/21 (Wed) 05:06:30 PM No. 133537

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>>133521
ty anon. Thats barely even a quarter of my plant friends too, i do have to wonder the logic of someone coming into a plant thread to question why someone may enjoy having lots of plants in their home. tbh it has been the thing thats kept me going through covid and not being able to work. Theres nothing as rewarding as watching a plant flourish imo

Anonymous 03/24/21 (Wed) 05:13:17 PM No. 133539

>>133537
Your dogs are absolutely adorable

Anonymous 03/24/21 (Wed) 05:28:51 PM No. 133540

>>133537
lovely plants and dogs! My plants helped a lot during lockdown too so I understand. Currently handling too many seedlings for my city house, waiting for lockdown to end so I can go in the countryside and start my vegetable garden!

Anonymous 03/24/21 (Wed) 06:37:46 PM No. 133547

>>133537
your doggos are so cute, omg

Anonymous 03/24/21 (Wed) 07:19:47 PM No. 133556

>>133537
Your home looks so cozy, I love it

Anonymous 03/24/21 (Wed) 08:03:58 PM No. 133573

>>133496
Noticeable improvement to air quality, known morale booster, and the joy of successfully taking care of many things? Jealousy is a disease, get well soon.

Anonymous 03/24/21 (Wed) 08:09:21 PM No. 133575

>>133573
lmao I'm glad someone else is calling out jelly-anon

Anonymous 03/25/21 (Thu) 08:55:38 PM No. 133732

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>>133481
Thanks anon, I’ll look into that! Like others anon said bless your plant loving heart. I currently own around 30 and some have been with me for years, I love them so much.

Anonymous 03/27/21 (Sat) 12:43:33 PM No. 133904

Someone in the dumbass shit thread mentioned some misterious delicious "korean strawberries". Does anyanon know the name of the strain so I can find seeds to buy, grow and try this mistery-berry? Thank you

Anonymous 03/27/21 (Sat) 05:48:55 PM No. 133944

>>133904
There are a few different strains. I think maehyang is the most common, they have a higher sugar content than the berries some of us are familiar with. Seolhyang is another but idk where you'd find seeds.

Anonymous 03/29/21 (Mon) 12:34:23 AM No. 134100

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