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 :)

I usually bump in plants where only a leaf or a branch is moving while all the rest is immobile. No wind, no mechanical stimulus, no animals. Someone can explain please?

Does anyone know what this is? I found many of these (I think they’re a type of fungus) on a fallen tree while out in the woods.

I have a theory that maybe it was just following the light but I'm not very sure?

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

Periodically finding these caterpillar like bug in and around my indoor bird of paradise. Any tips?

I just got this plant from a friend and he is not looking too handsome at the moment. The plant hasn’t been watered and is healthy but the branches are entangled and there is a lot of brown, dead branches enmeshed around the base. There is a Pothos with another type of plant in there and I am wondering if I should try to separate them. The plant was just trimmed today but it hadn’t been in a while. Looking for all the collective wisdom I can get.

Has anyone harvested and successfully started a magnolia seed? I need any pointers and advise 😬😬 im obsessed with this type of tree and determined to grow one.

I bought this discounted snake plant from Home Depot a few weeks ago and thought it just had root rot. As I was repotting it today looking for rot (I didn’t find any) I noticed the discolored spots come from some sort of egg sac looking things. I cut off damaged leaves and sprayed with isopropyl. What are these things? Some sort of parasite?

​i am super happy because even though there is no space at home i managed to plant a calamansi, it is marcotted. it is always delicious to mix into a dipping sauce with chili

TLTR - when can I repot?

Some nepenthes seedlings

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

Hello,

Bought this plant from home depot and have kept it outside with my other trees and such just in case it were infected. I can not really see what these are but they only are on new leaves. Are they some sort of pests that I should be concerned about, everything else about the plant appears fine, just this... material is always there.

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.

Why all the bottom leaves of my tree look so down and sad compared to the ones from the top pointing up?

Looks so cool and feels even better to touch