A truly beautiful species!🥰

本当に美しい原種です🥰

Hey anyone have any advice on how to protect my plants from the cold? Have no central heating and I think some of them are starting to get sick :(

the beating of my heart its pounding grows louder as fear takes hold like a marathon of anxiety pushing me to my limits how can I calm down when everything is so out of control I've lost before I've begun

Zebra haworthia / haworthiopsis attenuata

more natural dyes: the blue was made with red cabbage + cornflowers and the purple was made with blackberries + maple bark. plants are magical.

Indoor plants 🌱

Hyndrangea Season in Japan. 💜

petal clouds

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Obsessed with tree #3. Adding that bad boy to the list of actively hilarious bonsai trees.

Picked Strawberries, camomile and lavender today

D-A-N-C-E: Not killing your plants

We return to our coverage of the domestic at-home non-sporting community event, and Terry, this one is shaping up to be a real doozy. Keeping plants alive is a complicated discipline. Too much water runs the risk of root rot; too little and our contestants will lose much more than 3/10 of a point—lives are at stake here. Tell us, Terry, how are things looking out there?

Well, Barry, we’re already seeing a lot of drainage hole leakage and yellowing leaves down here. The level of skill demonstrated in front-runner Greeny’s pruning is phenomenal, considering the pressure they’re under. Coming up in a close second place is Mildred, who still has to compete in the Pilea Peperomioides propagation element. But she's clearly not thinking about that right now!

Let’s quickly pan over to our other competitors…Barry, is that? Oh no. One of our competitors has pricked themself on a rogue cactus! Looks like that unhappy succulent didn’t want to be replanted after all. These gardeners could use a tip or two from the plantblr community. Then again, if you’re not in the process of killing at least one plant, do you really have plants?

mentally i'm here

Saguaro, on expired film, June 2021

[Countryside sunrise 🌄]

Hoya spp aff burtoniae, enjoying her southern window ☀️

something red