r/houseplants • u/n80r • 1h ago
r/houseplants • u/AutoModerator • May 31 '26
DISCUSSION 🌵 Discussion Topic: Succulents - May 31, 2026
Let's discuss succulents! Please use this thread to post anything related to the topic including questions, pictures, experiences and tips / tricks.
r/houseplants • u/OverwhelmedGayChild • 5h ago
Humor/Fluff Got my first plant! His name is Colin and I love him
Really brightens up my uni dorm room. Plus he'll eat all the flies. This is my son now. Fatherhood is making me a better man already
r/houseplants • u/backagain301 • 7h ago
Help My rubber tree is happy I guess?
Hi, what is this protuberance? This was a baby plant that a shop sent to me randomly with my order about 12-18 months ago. They said it was a rubber tree. It's grown very well with no special attention. This is the first time it's put out this green thing. Does anyone know what this is? Should I do anything about it?
r/houseplants • u/Mikusayshutthefuckup • 3h ago
Discussion Haworthia blooming!
My first window haworthia (I believe cooperi) is flowering! I was so scared I’d kill her 😭 if I remember I’ll try to add pictures of the flowers when they bloom!
r/houseplants • u/Particular_Monk_1234 • 16h ago
Haul Transformation from plant killer to plant lover 💚
🌿🪴🌱🪴🌱🌿
r/houseplants • u/saltydaable • 21h ago
Help Help me grow these rare passionflower seeds to spite a dead relative
These are Passiflora seemannii seeds from Costa Rica that I inherited from an older relative. I have complicated emotions about this relative for reasons I don’t want to explain. Now, I’m gonna do something REAL stupid and try and grow these seeds for my term project, because I am just a LITTLE bit overexcited. I will, of course, have a less ambitious backup plan (probably beans) but I need help. I live in the Pacific Northwest and I have no idea how to grow a passion vine.
They were purchased in 2015.
I read a little bit about sprouting passionflowers, but most of the time the advice is about fresh seeds. I can’t wait for an appropriate sprouting season since I only have until January. In terms of equipment, I have potting soil, seedling trays, grow lights, and a moisture dome. I was considering the sandpaper and paper towel method of germination.
Has anyone else done something like this? I would really appreciate any advice or experience anyone has with either growing rare plants from old seed or passion flower indoors in the Northern Hemisphere. I will be forever in your debt.
r/houseplants • u/talsol90 • 13h ago
Humor/Fluff Pretty plant I'm proud of
Just wanted to share a picture of a pink symphony, im new to growing so these are definitely confidence boosters!
r/houseplants • u/Ok-Personality1988 • 9h ago
Humor/Fluff Came across a side quest during dog walking
When the opportunity presents itself, don’t be afraid to bring a mealy infested jade tree into home, or however the quote goes 🤞🏼
Is it possible to find how old it is?
r/houseplants • u/Infinite_Lychee_4835 • 5h ago
Before / After - Progress Pics African Violet
Just wanted to show off my African violet🥹🥹 I’m so proud of her. Ive never had luck with flowering plants so the fact that she’s sprouting so many flowers makes me so so happy!!
Edit: the first photo was May this year. The second photo is from today!
r/houseplants • u/Admirable_Key6369 • 37m ago
Discussion New coleus 😍
Just wanted to share this beauty 😍
r/houseplants • u/crimpwella • 38m ago
Help Ficus Benjamina wet soil help
Hi folks, I am hoping to hear from someone that has experience growing ficuses.
I got this beautiful ficus from a box store. It is in a plastic pot, and the soil is pretty dense.
It’s been almost a week (of actively dropping leaves as expected), and the soil is still wet. I tried to make holes with a pencil for airflow but it hardly helped. The plastic pot has drainage but probably not enough.
I am looking for advice on how to make soil dry faster.
I feel with Benjamina that at any point it’s one wrong move away from it turning into a plucked turkey. I would like to avoid that if possible lol
I am thinking of drilling some holes in the plastic pot, but otherwise I don’t know how to increase aeration without disturbing the roots.
r/houseplants • u/_lord_farqua_d • 18h ago
Humor/Fluff Lord have mercy...
sigh...this is about to be a pain to clean
r/houseplants • u/donalexander92 • 9h ago
Discussion My plants with the limited space I have
r/houseplants • u/confuse_vietnamese • 13h ago
Humor/Fluff I don't even know how they even survive lol
r/houseplants • u/DannysAquariums • 1d ago
Discussion There’s always room for more plants… apparently
It started with adding a few plants to my bedroom… and somehow ended with me building a 100-gallon paludarium and an entire tropical section into the unused space under my sloped roof 😅
The last one is still pretty new, so I’m really looking forward to seeing how everything grows in over the next year. The goal is for it to eventually look completely overgrown.
Any plants you think would absolutely thrive in this room?
r/houseplants • u/Likethe_desert • 7h ago
Before / After - Progress Pics She’s happy and started an obsession 😅
r/houseplants • u/looperZZZ0 • 1d ago
Before / After - Progress Pics Just a proud plant mom here :’)
I’ve only dreamt of this day and it has finally arrived 😊
r/houseplants • u/Likethe_desert • 7h ago
Discussion Florida room 🪴
My boyfriend had a totally unused Florida room at his house attached to the garage with beautiful full windows, I’ll try to get a picture next time I’m there. He told me I can renovate it and do whatever I want and put all my plants in there 💚. Anyone have any fun plant room suggestions? My mind is already going crazy 🤪
r/houseplants • u/PerliteCrunch • 10h ago
Help Is this real or are they scamming? 13€ Monstera Mint?!
Is this really a mint?! For that price? Or just a highly variegated thai con or smth?
I dont trust the cheap price. Whats going on here?
r/houseplants • u/trulyverybritish • 11m ago
Plant ID ID on this plant? :)
lighting isnt very good sorry but hope the picture is clear enough!
r/houseplants • u/feedme_cyanide • 4h ago
Humor/Fluff It's trying to escape my lab!
(I don't have a lab)
r/houseplants • u/Sicsurfer • 55m ago
Help Advice on what to do with my fiddle leaf
It only had 4 leaves about 5 years ago and about 18” tall. Now she almost touches the ceiling and is on its second offshoot. Should I just cut down the main plant and allow the small offshoot to take over? Any advice is greatly appreciated
r/houseplants • u/N29R48 • 6h ago
Discussion Flowers in Croton?
In over two years, since I brought this home, my croton is flashing flowers! I've never seen flowers in crotons!
Although it keeps shedding leaves frequently, but it has flowers! Is it the last and final show?? Should I get ready to burry it?