This is a "royal paintbrush" (commonly referred to as the paintbrush lily) it is not a true lily but rather a amaryllis. Just thought it would be cool to share :)

This is a small portion of the plants I have to try to find room for in my house every winter.

I honestly want to add one more flower but don’t know which helppp😵🌻🌺🌷🪻

Just some of our many many plants. My boyfriend had a huge collection when I moved in and I have since brought over my modest collection and he has gotten me so many plants to add that we’ve got hundreds of plants.

Hi everyone my mom has this one plant and I wanna take a piece of it and make it my own I think it's some kind of anthurium but I'm not very sure any help please? it leaves are thick immediately spring back to there place when moved and they have small aerial roots. I think my mom's plant are multiple growing in a small pot so it's hard to get into fine details hence why I'm only taking a part not the whole thing...

it's not very big all the leaves are only slightly bigger than my hand.

PLEASE HELP!

Hello plant people! About 2.5 weeks ago (17 days) my campus was giving out terracotta pots and let us choose a plant to place in soil. I choose cilantro and have been so happy with the results of it growing!

But, I have no clue what I am doing, and wanted to ask for tips. I've been watering the plant once a day, just enough so that the water soaks into the soil (a very small pour), and using a paper towel underneath if any of the water soaks out the bottom. The cilantro is placed on a window sill.

I really want my plant to succeed, but, as stated, have no clue what I'm doing. Any tips, dos or don'ts, suggestions?

Looks so cool and feels even better to touch

First of all, thank you so much to everyone that commented on my last post about this philodendron!

He's doing so much better and pushed out even more leaves. I'm doing daily wipes of every leaf.

My fiance is also very happy that he's doing so much better. We barely see any bugs on it anymore. Around 2~3 on some leaves but I'm taking care of it.

Also don't mind it being in the kitchen, I just took it down to wipe and spray. He's back in his place where he was away from most of our other plants anyway.

So i’ve had this Sarracenia for the better part of half a year now, and it’s been doing great and growing like there’s no stopping it. My question is, i feel that it’s at the brink of looking like it might be too big for its pot. I’m not a plantcare veteran, so i don’t know how much of this works.
So i’m just curious, if you guys think i’ll need to put it into a bigger pot soon, or if it’s fine as is.

I bought this philodendron "scandens". But I am unsure if it even is labled right. To me it looks more like a philodendron neon. Yet I found some interesting leaves. Is it variegated? Am I just confused?

https://reddit.com/link/1x8nkl7/video/egc91abxw3wh1/player

Its not some sort of reflection, it glows by itself with constant very low brightness

It’s bad…not sure what to do…

Should I be worried? Ever since I switched to this soil I bought from BJ’s, all of my plants have had these white things. I scooped them out and sprinkled cinnamon, but they keep coming back. Are they harmless or harmful? I also have some plants in my living room, so I’m a little concerned.

It was even smaller than the small rescue from home Depot bc it broke in two.