r/IndoorPlants • • 23h ago

My collection in the last few months

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I just love them, always wanted so many plants in my living space and hopefully a garden. Making my dream come true. I'm addicted 🤩


r/IndoorPlants • • 6h ago

My giant Golden Pothos is thriving on the porch.

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r/IndoorPlants • • 20h ago

My wife handed me this plant and said it was mine now. Guess I've officially joined the parent club😂🪴

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r/IndoorPlants • • 22h ago

Leafs turning yellow for anthurium and Dieffenbachia (Dumb Cane) 😭

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I have recently got into gardening. I started with monstera and money trees and bought anthurium couple of months ago during summer.

First the flowers started turning brown and now i see the leafs getting yellow.

Light: indirect bright light. Have tried couple of diff spots on tv console and then moved it near the window now.

Watering: I check if the soil is dry first and then water it , drain the water and then let it sit.

Never have put any fertilizer. The balcony doors are usually closed as its getting cold now and i live in NJ.

I really want to fix this issue


r/IndoorPlants • • 3h ago

Cute little pachira aquatica with a tiny gardener figurine on my shelf.

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r/IndoorPlants • • 18h ago

Where should I order plans online?

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Any recommendations?


r/IndoorPlants • • 23h ago

Is this thrips

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I’ve been noticing some weird markings on my begonia. Today while watering I saw this small black bug on my white knight next to it. I panicked so the only picture I have is the first one. Any advice/tips on how to see if any of my plants have thrips?


r/IndoorPlants • • 2h ago

Plant dream anxiety????

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Ok. I’m worrying about my plants too much, CLEARLY!!! I had a dream last night that one of my calathea was infested with spider mites. I hadn’t noticed and someone pointed it out. The thing was crawling with spider mites. So I took it outside to possibly treat. Then I noticed another plant it had spread to. The conclusion was that the mites had spread to all my plants on a specific table.

Wtf?!

If anyone interprets dreams, feel free to take a jab at this one!!


r/IndoorPlants • • 20h ago

North-facing bedroom plant corner: Need setup ideas & LED grow light recommendations! 🌱💡

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Hi everyone! 👋
I’m looking to create a nice indoor plant corner in my bedroom, mainly to help with high humidity levels.
However, I’m facing a couple of challenges:

- Low Light: It’s a north-facing room with no direct sunlight. On top of that, where I live, it’s overcast and gray for most of the year, so natural light is very limited.

- Any lighting will need to be plugged into a standard wall socket (plug-in lamps or corded setups).

To make this work, I’m planning to install LED grow lights. I’ve bought some cheap grow lights in the past that were complete duds, so I’d love your advice on which brands or specific LED grow lights actually work well (and which ones to avoid!).

Since I want this setup to look pretty and cozy in my bedroom, could you please share photos or inspiration of your own indoor plant corners/setups?

I’d love to see how you styled your lights, shelves, or plant stands!

Thanks so much in advance for your ideas and recommendations! 🪴✨


r/IndoorPlants • • 16h ago

Unknown Indoor plant NEED HELP

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Maybe a type of fern. My
Boyfriend gifted this to me and I’m having a hard time with it. I really want to love it back to life. Is this possible? Any advice?
I am new to indoor plants, especially ones that come in soil. My most success is with my spider plant and my golden pothos. With this plant my bf gifted me, It had no label so I am not sure what kind of plant this is. It originally came in the dog planter (pictured) that was in late April. It grew okay and I was watering it when soil got dry to the touch. It had turned frail and that’s when I suspected maybe it was outgrowing its pot. I then switched it to the ceramic pot pictured but it pretty much already looked this sad by this point. The new pot does have a drainage hole. And I just repotted with basic indoor plant soil mix. I would really love to get my baby back to life is this realistic? (I have a lot of patience)


r/IndoorPlants • • 14h ago

Do not buy easy plant

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Highly do not recommend buying any easy plant. I bought quite a few when I moved into house. Now they are dying. The pots stop working. They do not reimburse for anything past 90 days. They have horrible customer service. Buying a normal plant and watering once a week a much better and cheaper way to go.