Last night the Titan Arum went into bloom in Bratislava Botanical garden. The garden stayed open till 11pm to let people see it blooming.

So I bought two plants today.

I need a disagnosis on them 😂 are they healthy?

Well I thought maranta was good until I got home and saw a couple of leaves have tiny holes in them. But other than that it looks fine to me.

The sarracenia however...I was sold by a few tall pitchers while the rest of the plant looks like it's been burnt.

Oh and some advice how to keep them please? I will repot them in about two weeks, I can't do it sooner.

Will that be okay? And how often do I need to water them?

Is my Madagascar jewel growing an arm or?

A little Dollar Tree DIY for my fellow gothic plant lovers! 😂

I bought three skull vases — two in this gorgeous blue-and-teal iridescent finish and one gold. I also found a clear plastic container at Dollar Tree that worked perfectly as an inner nursery pot!

I added drainage and ventilation holes to the inner pot and made a drainage hole in the bottom of the skull vase. There's a gap between the two containers, so the inner pot sits separately inside the skull.

And here's the result! 💀🪴

A functional gothic planter made with Dollar Tree finds. No fancy supplies, just a little creativity!

Halloween decor is forever in this house. 😂🖤

My mom has these in her garden but when I asked what they were she said “idk I didn’t plant them”

Any help yall?

Me and a friend made a small terrarium at a cafe activity. Sadly, I think the plant in mine is dying. It’s in my study room, which has no window, so I bought a small plant light on Amazon. What’s behind the plant is fake moss. The plant is planted into dirt mixed with a bit of blue sand and some spherical rocks (?) they said would help the plant take root in the soil.

They said I need to water it once a week, but never mentioned by how much. They didn’t mention anything else either beside that. I don’t want the plant to die, but I don’t know what to do.

Here’s the light I bought: https://a.co/d/0dPzJ7U0

I leave it opened all day and night at 20% intensity on their warm light setting (3200k)

I also sprayed spring water on the plant, but I didn’t know how much I should use.

It’s been a week since I have the plant, I don’t know if its declined health is a normal consequence of replanting it or if it’s dying.

I have another one of these and when it started growing a tall stem like that, it flowered as expected once it was about 5 inches tall. This one is almost 18 inches, and I don't know where it's going.

I recently bought this aloe plant from an estate sale and I’m just wondering if there’s any special care and maintenance I should be giving to an aloe this big or is it just like keeping a smaller one? There’s some brown leaves I need to prune but otherwise I have it in our sunroom so it can get plenty of light. Any advice is appreciated :D

I’d like to relocate this bush because I’m pretty sure it gets pretty big but can’t find what it is. Want to make sure I’m replanting in ideal conditions

Zone 7 northeast area , 1st photo has a random firewood piece to hide an idea of current size.

Edit to add: it’s green but my photo looks yellow for some reason

Thanks!!

I let this guy get a little too leggy. Is it safe to cut below any leaf growth but where it's still green?

Please ignore my janky strings attempting to keep it together lol.

Her Streptocarpella is an absolute monster. Some of it is dead and dry. How can I improve its quality of life?

-I believe the other is a Jade Plant
-The last is some kind of flowering succulent / cactus.

Any info and tips would be very nice, specifically with the streptocarpella.

I was given this and told it’s a philodendron, which I believe it is. But I cannot figure out which, heart leaf? Cordatum? Would like an answer for my curiosity.
I know she’s in iffy shape, just curious on ID

Can someone share this exact plant name.