#plantblogging

[prince-liest]

My African Violet 'PT Wild Plum' leaves may be a mess, but the blooms are brilliant

[sword-and-stars]

Good news everybody! Planting birdseed on a whim nets you absolutely ridiculous amounts of sunflowers.

[valaglarios]

my pink polka dot plant is EXTREMELY leggy and one of the stems is now butted against the glass dome i keep them in so... it's really time to start chopping and propping but i'm like, inexplicably scared the cuttings won't root and i'll just end up with extremely short bald plants

[grogetta]

you turn 23 and the houseplant fascination just creeps up on you

[endemic-esoteric]

the new guys

[pl4ntsimp]

Ivy League 🌿

[orchidbutch]

shocking lack of plants on the plant lesbian blog ???

i mean... fair

i do have and keep plants, i guess i just don't blog about that specifically a ton?

i aleays love seeing plants and critters on the dash tho

[ourlittlechateau]

Yellow watermelon originates from the continent of Africa. It is said to be the original watermelon before all of the other colors of watermelon were cultivated. There are many different varieties of yellow watermelon today. Some are sweet, some have a honey taste, and some are slightly sour. No matter what kind of yellow watermelon you like these growing and care guide can help you grow it. If you would like growing and care tips for growing yellow watermelon click on the link below

[geddyqueer]

decided to do some therapeutic dirt-touching today; here is the zz plant in its new pot, being visited by our friendly plant guardian clayfellow made by human zz @sleepnoises

[alethiometry]

my friend's mom gifted me an offshoot of one of her succulents over the weekend so i put it out on my balcony and now it's attracting butterflies!

[prince-liest]

flower appreciation post

[sword-and-stars]

Sometimes I wish I was a half-ass anything sort of bitch, because whole-assing everything is how we get this mess.

[valaglarios]

i've had a pink polka dot plant for several months now that is... surviving but not thriving and i cannot figure out what the hell is wrong with it. i ended up taking cuttings and the cuttings are doing EXTREMELY well, like the leaves they're putting out are huge, they're compact & the stems aren't leggy, they were putting out flower spikes as the weather turned, etc... meanwhile the original plant still looks absolutely miserable and with every little adjustment i make to how i care for it, a new and different Problem occurs. garfield. speak to me.

[esmeraldablazingsky]

some Herbs for drying

[perelka-l]

Today in plantblogging: I fell in love with ZZ raven but I don’ have a pot large enough for it ;w;a

And also ordered some smaller plants. And repotted some stuffs. Yessssssssssssssssss

[the-dot]

my mint plant.......is covered in aphids...........