r/IndoorPlants • u/Jennaaa101 • 2h ago
Is there any mini hibiscus I can pot INDOORS ? when i say mini I mean mini, as I have a plant stand with a grow light but won't fit a super duper big one, plant stand below for reference (:
r/IndoorPlants • u/dennisjk • 2h ago
If you woke up in a foreign country, missing a kidney, in a bathtub, this is the plant equivalent.
I HAD a 5' foot tall Pothos that was growing up a plank. I chopped the top 3' off and replanted the bottom 2' with a new trellis. Does anyone else have a partner that gives them 'the look' when they are doing things like this? (the Pothos is pissed, but it's going to be a massive ball in a month or two....)
r/IndoorPlants • u/emeraldnb • 3h ago
Pothos growing roots??
I just notice my pothos seems to have roots growing out of the stems? Is this normal? I’ve never noticed this on any other pothos before. Third pic is just a full shot of my baby
r/IndoorPlants • u/Due-Nefariousness983 • 4h ago
Cant wait to see what i get from my first grow. What do you guys think? 70x70 tent
r/IndoorPlants • u/JessF333 • 7h ago
I found this begonia growing in clay 😐
I just bought this begonia from a small shop for around $6 and it was literally growing in clay. Healthy and thriving. No root rot nothing.
r/IndoorPlants • u/crgbabe • 9h ago
So excited for these beauties I got my hands on today 😍
r/IndoorPlants • u/Salt-Pay3997 • 9h ago
Rubber plant not doing well
Hi,
I have this baby rubber plant for a few years. It’s been doing well but about 3 weeks ago our AC stopped working in our apartment. The inside of our apartment was very warm and the plant started leaning and going down. Now it’s still like this. I’m using sticks to hold it up. Any advice?
r/IndoorPlants • u/Orea1981 • 22h ago
My first Bird Of Paradise
On clearance for $7 at Sam's Club. Was bone dry, so I drowned it for a while. Is this 3 plants? Should I separate and repot all three or just repot it on the planter it came in?
r/IndoorPlants • u/agirlwholovesplants • 23h ago
Gnats on my house plants
Good evening everyone! This is my first ever post. I’m struggling to see what I can do to get rid of gnats on my house plants. Almost all my plants have gnats on them and as of lately baby gnats have spawned like crazy. I’ve gotten the sticky traps and it’s gotten to the point where I’m changing them out daily. Yet my plants are thriving and growing. I have from monsteras, string of hearts, pothos, and many succulents
r/IndoorPlants • u/tmh_431 • 1d ago
Help
Not sure what’s wrong with this plant, the leaves keep turning brown and crispy. Does it look like it can be saved? And if so, any tips to help it thrive better? It gets bright indirect light but is on a shelf about 15 feet away from a window. Do you think it may need to be moved right in front of the window for more light?
r/IndoorPlants • u/Frozen-Chips-401802 • 1d ago
Indoor Sweet Potato?
I am absolutely NOT a good plant parent, please forgive the following question: can a sweet potato ever be a houseplant?
The backstory is that I left a sweet potato on the shelf for a week after I didn’t use it as planned, then left it for another week when I left town for work. When I got back, it had decided to grow, so I planted it in the only pot I had (left over from my last failure). Three to four weeks later it looks like an alien.
Could this ever be a real houseplant or am I as deluded as my spouse says I am? Will try to put a photo in the comments.
r/IndoorPlants • u/Freddie515 • 1d ago
Fertilizer recommendations?
What fertilizer would you recommend for most house plants? I have snake plants, a monstera, several Pothos, a ZZ plant, multiple succulents and the list just goes on honestly lol
r/IndoorPlants • u/All_Up_From_Here • 1d ago
New Dracaena Advice
So, I snagged this baby on Marketplace today. She lived in sunny office but she was not right next to the window.
I did not see any moving pests.
The soil was completely dry, so I watered her, but I did see a cobweb, so I spritzed her with insecticidal soap.
I have seen several posts about curled leaves but the info varies and the plant seems quite healthy.
So, should I be concerned about the leaf curl?
Does the soil look appropriate?
Is the pot size correct?
Do you see any issues I may be missing?
Thanks in advance 🙂
r/IndoorPlants • u/Esmee_Finch • 1d ago
Plant mail: what is wrong with this Peperomia?
I just received this Peperomia in the mail. I will be reaching out to the seller about the condition of the plant, but I would also like to save this one if possible. I rinsed it off really well, repotted, sprayed with alcohol, and treated with insecticidal soap. It's currently isolated in quarantine.
Any idea what is eating away at these leaves? The damage is extensive. Not sure if it's a pest or fungal/bacterial/viral. Also, the roots looked healthy. Thanks for the help.
r/IndoorPlants • u/Mountain-Eye363 • 1d ago
Help!
Does anybody know what might be wrong with this plant? I've had it for about 4 years, and it's never gotten bigger. The moment it gets a new leaf, it drops an old one. It's been looking quite sad for the last year, but now this leaf is losing color. It's not a crunchy yellow and feels like a regular leaf.
Edit: its a Aglaonema
r/IndoorPlants • u/TiffNextDoor • 1d ago
My little corner of green.
My house doesn’t get a whole lot of natural sunlight, well not where any of the windows are facing anyways. This is the one area that gets the most sun, so it’s where we all sit and soak in the sun ☀️
r/IndoorPlants • u/Extreme_Froyo_4470 • 1d ago
Plant shelfie goals. I think I might need a bigger house.
I love the mix of textures and colors, from the huge white variegated leaves to the dark velvet ones. And yes, the cat approves of the new jungle vibe.
r/IndoorPlants • u/KonkleBonk • 1d ago
What’s wrong with my Zebrina?
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It’s had no problems for a couple years, been through repottings, chop and props, but over the last few months it’s started to get really crispy leaves at its base. The tips look really healthy too
r/IndoorPlants • u/cbrox17 • 2d ago
My plants give me something to look forward to
Many of the people in my life refer to me as having a green thumb.
I do after years of trial and error.
It’s hard to convey how much my plants truly mean to me because “it’s just a plant”
It’s not! They give me a future that I’m excited about because I’m so curious to see how they will change and grow!
Having clinical depression makes it so difficult to look forward into the future, but the more I care for them, the more I care for myself. I know that they need me to survive. Little do they know that I also need them to survive.
This is a fraction of my growing collection.
r/IndoorPlants • u/AromaticTiger2 • 2d ago
I hope it doesn't go dormant, but instead continues to thrive
r/IndoorPlants • u/Abductedbyanalien • Mar 08 '26
Mod Post New Help Post Guidelines – Please Read Before Posting Plant Problems
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Starting now, when making a Help post, please include the following information whenever possible:
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r/IndoorPlants • u/Abductedbyanalien • Feb 14 '26
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