The Plant Thread

[CaleRivas]

Hey there. It's been a long time since this thread was updated last time!! I'm glad to see others are also into adding some green to their homes. I'm also a fan of peace lilies and snake plants. They're low maintenance and look great too. I have a calla lily that's been giving me some trouble lately though, my calla lily turning yellow, and I can't seem to figure out why. Have you ever experienced anything similar with your plants? Let's continue the plant discussion! What are some of your favorites?

 

[Lord Flashheart]

Hey there. It's been a long time since this thread was updated last time!! I'm glad to see others are also into adding some green to their homes. I'm also a fan of peace lilies and snake plants. They're low maintenance and look great too. I have a calla lily that's been giving me some trouble lately though, my calla lily turning yellow, and I can't seem to figure out why. Have you ever experienced anything similar with your plants? Let's continue the plant discussion! What are some of your favorites?

Where are you based ? I've some issues this (mild Scottish) winter bizarrely with some of my plants - yellow leaves on peace lily (should be indestructible) and even my Kallithea has been wilting.
Moved from a drafty Victorian place last year which has seen some proper low temperatures - which didn't bother them in the slightest - so equally baffled.

Been really holding off watering my succulents though and don't give the cacti anything over winter at all.

 

[brokeassp]

I have several:
Variegated monstera
Spider plant
Snake plant
FLF
Benjamina ficus
Peruvian cactus
Jade
Norfolk pine
Lady palm

 

[Nixontabis]

The way y'all are sharing your plant journeys is seriously inspiring. I'm all about cultivating that green thumb and turning my space into a jungle oasis. The idea of a "mk library" for plants sounds like a dream come true! I mean, who wouldn't want a curated collection of plant knowledge at their fingertips?

 

[Nixontabis]

The way y'all are sharing your plant journeys is seriously inspiring. I'm all about cultivating that green thumb and turning my space into a jungle oasis. The idea of a "mk library" for plants sounds like a dream come true! I mean, who wouldn't want a curated collection of plant knowledge at their fingertips?

Count me in for that! As for the question in the topic, I think adding more greenery to our lives is always a win. It brings so much life and positivity into our spaces, not to mention the air-purifying benefits! So, what do you all think about expanding our plant collections and creating our own mk libraries? Let's keep this green train rolling!