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/house-plantsSucculents as houseplants?
Hot take… I don’t recommend succulents as indoor plants unless you’re willing to give them a grow light. I know they’re cute, tiny, & everyone says they’re “easy,” but most homes just don’t get enough real sunlight to keep them happy. What usually happens is they slowly stretc
/house-plantsFirst time plant parent?
If you’re just getting into houseplants & don’t want to cry over a crispy leaf every week, start here. These are a few of my suggestions for forgiving, low-drama plants: • Snake plant – thrives on neglect. Little water… whatever light. Tons of varieties to collect! • Pothos –
/house-plants😫 DRAMA QUEENS
Ok ok! Truth time! 👀 I cannot keep a freaking calathea alive! I use a humidifier, I’ve tried keeping them under a cloche / cabinet… I’ve had one for a year or so but she’s down to 4 leaves and hasn’t grown in forever. Y’all have any tips?
/house-plantsSo dreamy…
Missing this big girl that was in my little shop. I closed my tiny, 400 sq ft plant + gift shop a little over a year ago and I still think about all the amazing plants I got to work with everyday… maybe I need a side hustle with plants again. 😍
/house-plantsRoot Bound Monstera?
🪴 How to tell if your monstera is root bound Roots growing out of the drainage holes Water runs straight through the pot Leaves getting smaller or growth stalling The plant feels top-heavy or tips easily Roots circling the inside of the pot when you peek First things fir
/house-plantsThe Underrated Spider Plant
Spider plants are one of those houseplants that want to be shared! They’re incredibly easy to care for — they tolerate missed waterings, adapt to a range of light (bright indirect is best, but they’re forgiving), and they’re non-toxic to pets. They’re also known for helping f
/house-plantsMoss Poles 💡
I just wanted to share a tip on moss poles. These are wayyy better to use than anything with a wooden insert. Eventually the wood will rot and removing your plants from moss poles after years of growth can do some damage to the roots. Unsolicited plant advice for today. ☺
/music𝐐𝐕𝐄𝐄𝐍 HERBY 💚
Anyone else completely obsessed with 𝐐𝐕𝐄𝐄𝐍 Herby? Meeting her (twice) was definitely a dream come true! She is so kind and empowering! Totally proud of myself for asking her “God, is that you?” during a meet and greet. 🤠💚
/foodSoup friends…
My new neighbor dropped off soup! 🙌🏻 I love a neighbor that likes to share food! I can’t wait to share my mushroom soup with her next week! Also, my vintage soup cups are one of my favorite things!
/house-plantsCollection!
We’re just getting moved into our new place so I’m taking time to settle into my plant room with a few of my smaller plants! (+ Trolls) I can’t wait to finish this room and spend some time in it!
/house-plantsHouse Plant Community
Communities are live!! So excited to be able to share my love of house plants with the Digg community! 🪴 Let’s see those house plants! Staghorn Fern 💚
/lifestyleMonstera Mint
Just a baby! Super excited to find this little gem from BWH Plant Co. ⭐️ I can’t wait to watch this one grow!
/lifestyleMonstera Thai Constellation
A few years ago these were hundreds of dollars. I feel sick thinking about how much I paid for a tiny 4 leaf plant that is still the same size, except only 2 leaves now… picked this one up at Publix for $60 and it’s magnificent.
/booksThe Man Made of Smoke
Just finished this Physiological Thriller — 7/10. Great build up with backstory and character development but I felt like the ending was a little rushed. Recommend any other physiological thrillers?
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