#potted planta

[talkingtomyhouseplants]

Book shelves 💚

[sugarpiehunibun]

My plant corner is coming along 🌱✨

[judas-isariot]

[losdibujitos]

Una plantita 🪴

[night-for-night]

our new nano succulents drinking light!

[theclockstore]

For Sale

[knightofwands]

[grittybop]

Baby plant 🪴

[biyondeye]

Survived alone… Family, Doomed World, Weird Curse, and last hope Even if I am gone, my fresh and body always helpful for you, and may you survive.

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I brought the idea from "What if the world is ended by weired curses? The parents become plant pot and baby is still alive!"

I dunno why I love this kind of sad drawings.

[jadeitor-art]

Plectranthus verticillatus 🍃

Known as "Planta del Dinero" or "Swedish Ivy". I'm successfully propagating a huge specimen which belongs to my mother and so far I have 2 healthy pots with a few branches with fully developed roots.

Beside art and animals I do love plants too. That's a rope cutting knife I use for cut clean any branch.

[talkingtomyhouseplants]

Who doesn't like the burro tail?

[sugarpiehunibun]

Just got my first Monstera Tacanaensis (small form) Albo 🌱🥹

[mishhty]

Amaryllis belladonna

Information:

Kingdom: Plantae

Order: Asparagales

Family: Amaryllidaceae

Subfamily: Amaryllidoideae

Genus: Amaryllis

Species: A. belladonna

Amaryllis belladonna, the Jersey lily, belladonna-lily, naked-lady-lily, or March lily, is a plant species native to Cape Province in South Africa but widely cultivated as an ornamental.They appear as clusters of soft pink, 10cm funnel-shaped blooms sitting on top of long purplish-red and green stems, with up to twelve flowers blooming from just one stem.

Amaryllis belladonna are half hardy and can tolerate temperatures down to around -5C. It’s recommended to protect them from frost during harsh winters, and to start them off in sheltered conditions under cover at first.

Amaryllis belladonna requires very little attention and makes a truly unique display in the fall garden. Ridiculously easy to grow, all parts of this plant are poisonous, therefore it is diligently ignored by hungry deer, rabbits, and other critters.

The Jersey lily is a popular ornamental plant in gardens and parks, and it is also used in cut flower arrangements.It is known for its beauty and hardiness, as it can thrive in a wide range of soil types and growing conditions.

Tips to grow and care for A. belladonna:

A. belladonna should be planted with their necks at soil level, not submerged under the soil.

You’ll get your best results growing the bulbs in full sun, in moist, well-draining soil, although they will tolerate some light shade.

Plant them out about 10cm apart.

Wherever you’re planting them, make sure that the soil doesn’t get waterlogged.

If you do need to transplant them, do it in autumn after the plant has finished flowering and just as the leaves start emerging.

In a frost prone area, or areas that regularly hit below 2 degrees Celsius, plant them in front of a south facing wall, or in a pot that is placed in a sheltered area.

Once planted, it may take a year or so for the bulb to become properly established, so avoid disturbing the bulbs for a couple of seasons.

They prefer less water in summer, so in summer rainfall areas, ensure sufficient drainage.

[rebuiltproject]

LavanDramon

Nível Adulto/ Seijukuki/ Champion Atributo Vacina Tipo Dragão Fada Campo Tropa da Selva (JT)/ Guardiões dos Ventos (WG)/ Espíritos da Natureza (NSp) Significado do Nome Lavander, lavanda em inglês e Dragon, dragão em inglês.

Descrição

Um Digimon Dragão Fada cujo a aparência o faz ser confundido com uma grande planta, evoluiu de Corylmon ao obter ainda mais conhecimento sobre Feitiçaria Elemental (Linguagem Avançada de Programação) proveniente do Mundo Digital de Witchelny.

Sendo dotado e extrema sabedoria, sua personalidade calma e gentil em conjunto com sua estatura colossal, faz com que Lavandramon esteja sempre cercado por outros Digimon e os motivos são muitos, alguns se mantém por perto para adquirir conhecimento, outros por se sentirem completamente protegidos, há aqueles que se alimentam do néctar que produz, além daqueles que apenas se sentem bem em sua agradável companhia.

Graças ao conhecimento sobre a magia de Witchelny que adquiriu, além da Feitiçaria do Vento é também versado na Feitiçaria da Água, por isso está sempre próximo a fontes de água nas florestas onde vive como o bosque Hallerbos e com isso é capaz de criar infusões usadas como elixires de cura, vitalidade e força, os quais se tornam presentes que são dados a todos os visitantes a quem mais se afeiçoa.

Suas raízes mágicas tem o poder de alimentar e revitalizar solos mortos há muito tempo, assim como o contrário pode acontecer também, sendo fonte de alimento para esse Digimon como um ciclo natural, além disso o aroma terapêutico que Lavandramon emana das grandes pétalas em suas costas, possui uma neurotoxina que pode ter os mais variados efeitos e sendo usado de forma diferente em combate dependendo da situação (Pot-pourri e Banho de Cheiro). É dito que os botões de flores espalhados por seu corpo podem ser usados como ingredientes medicinais bem como para o preparo de pratos deliciosos, além de servir como incubadora de pequenos insetos em desenvolvimento.

Técnicas

Pot-pourri Expele um perfume tão agradável quanto hipnotizante, capaz de parar completamente qualquer ação ofensiva por tempo suficiente;

Banho de Cheiro (Aromagic) Dispara uma neurotoxina que invade o sistema central do alvo causando efeitos diversos, como curar ferimentos, aumentar vitalidade e força, causar euforia e até mesmo paranóia;

Tempestade Florestal (Forest Storm) Conjura um furacão de folhas mágicas guiadas pelos ventos encantados da Feitiçaria do Vento;

Cipó Glorioso (Blessid Liana) Golpeia com seus cipós mágicos;

Bomba de Broto (Sprout Bomb) Dispara os botões de flores em seu corpo que explodem em contato;

Ferrão Lavanda (Lavander Sting) Golpeia com o ferrão de sua cauda.

Linha Evolutiva

Pré-Evolução Corylmon

Artista Caio Balbino Digidex Aventura Virtual

[gardening-guy]

garden update || 10/25/24 🌿🏡🥰🌱

see that very nice-looking raised bed on the bottom right? THAT'S NEWWWW!!! i just set these two new raised beds up yesterday with a dear friend who's been staying the night over the past few days!! yippee!! 🎉 i've been showing this friend of mine how to garden and letting them learn in my backyard. we've only done flowering plants so far as well as planting dill & cilantro seeds -- so yesterday, i decided it was time to learn about crops!

we sowed seeds for walking egyptian onions, broccoli de cicco, dill, and cilantro; but i plan on also teaching them how to transplant so we'll also transplant in more kale, cabbage, and hopefully chinese pink celery! this'll be a very full & very productive raised bed, i hope!

i also have a few pictures of the progress in the greenhouse box!

the seedlings are all steadily coming along! i do need to sow a LOT more chinese pink celery seeds, so i'll do that once i finally get another bag of soil (i already need 2 more for potting houseplant props, 4 more for my last raised garden bed, and probably 2 more for future seedlings -- augh my budget is so fucked).

currently in the greenhouse box, i have 8 chinese pink celery, 15 cilantro, 3 copenhagen market cabbage, 3 blue-curled scotch kale, and 3 dill. (holy shit so much cilantro, they're going to be gifts for friends!!) i plan on transplanting the kale, cabbage, & pink celery all into the raised beds, i'm just waiting for them to grow up a bit more unfortunately.

i also have photos of some of the flowering plants in the raised beds from today! i use an app on my phone called planta to keep track of all my plants, and once a month, i like to upload photos & notes as a monthly plant progress report. it does get pretty daunting, seeing allllll the tasks that i have to do daily in the app, but i slowly make my way through it! i'm one of those people who just really likes recording & organizing stuff, especially hobbies like reading, gardening, writing, working out, et cetera. i've got apps/websites for most of them!

the butterfly milkweed, bee balm, and coneflowers are steadily going dormant for the cold seasons -- i really really hope they survive and thrive in the spring!!! i'm proud to say i've been a lot better about remembering to prune my chrysanthemums and they definitely look a lot happier (especially compared to last fall's mums)! that coleus is inevitably going to die off, i've accepted it since they're not really meant for outdoors especially in the ground. my lithodora is looking alright (hopefully will bloom again in the spring), my gerbera daisies are looking gorgeous, and the petunias are doing alright (yet are looking a bit... scattered, i suppose).

that's mostly it now for this garden update! i will say my zinnias are still going mighty strong, and i've been seeing soooo many bugs & critters in my tiny lil city suburb garden, and that makes me happy! the stray cats are mostly comfortable with me, the birds love their bird feeders, the squirrels keep taking shits in my raised beds (as well as this one stray cat i call cinnabun), and there's a regular praying mantis in my garden that i am lowkey terrified of (she's just so fucking huge i think she's cool and i respect her but damn she watches me steadily and it's freaky)!

i am potentially going to try to make an arch trellis in the garden with these camping tent poles that i want to repurpose, so maybe that'll be my next big thing? or i do still want to do another greenhouse box once my budget is not as tight (although that's looking like not anytime soon unfortunately) -- we'll see in the future!!

thank you for sticking around this long, and i hope everyone has a wonderful day + weekend!!! :)

[lauratheghost]

For my birthday, my mom took part of my sister's Lily plant and transplanted it to a new pot for me to have 🥺😍🥰

My houseplant collection is slowly growing, and I just found a cool app to keep up on houseplant duties. It's called Plantminder and I like it a lot more than Planta (it's free, and much simpler)

I now have a total of four plants- and only mild anxiety about keeping them alive 😂 my apartment just doesn't get much sunlight. But I'm feeling optimistic. 🤞🏻