What should my next plant be?
I’m going plant shopping here soon, and I know I’m going to leave with something but I’m not to sure what.
I really love the idea of a plant that produces corms or bulbs like an alocasia or caladium however I don’t know to much about semi hydroponic growing/have the supplies for it yet.
I love how rewarding it feels to have a plant like a monstera produce a leaf or to see the growth of an SOP. (Something that takes some learning and maybe a few mistakes before you figure it out) I feel a struggle makes things more rewarding.
Anyways what would you suggest or what are some of your favorites i should keep an eye out for?
Love variegation as well🫣
#PlantsMakePeopleHappy #PlantAddict #PlantLove
I really love the idea of a plant that produces corms or bulbs like an alocasia or caladium however I don’t know to much about semi hydroponic growing/have the supplies for it yet.
I love how rewarding it feels to have a plant like a monstera produce a leaf or to see the growth of an SOP. (Something that takes some learning and maybe a few mistakes before you figure it out) I feel a struggle makes things more rewarding.
Anyways what would you suggest or what are some of your favorites i should keep an eye out for?
Love variegation as well🫣
#PlantsMakePeopleHappy #PlantAddict #PlantLove
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@br3nna depends on what you like! Large r small; I’ve fallen in love with philodendrons 👍🏽 and English Ivy.
Best of luck because they are all beautiful to me 😃
Best of luck because they are all beautiful to me 😃
@br3nna I lost a couple of Lazarus that’s his name family member but propagated cutting and starting new ones.
@Preciousplants1 I have it next to my Thai con for now that way hopefully I can keep the variegation pretty!
@br3nna I’m obsessed with Aglaonema or Chinese Evergreens. They are easy to grow, come in multiple varieties with different leaf colors. They do occasionally flower with a spathe like a Peace Lily but I usually cut my blooms off to reserve the plants energy for producing the beautiful leaf colors. Here are just a few of mine. I think I have about 20 different varieties so far!
